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  • 121slip one's ways — (Scot) To make one s way quietly • • • Main Entry: ↑slip …

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  • 122slip the cable — To die • • • Main Entry: ↑slip …

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  • 123slip a cable — ● slip …

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  • 124slip|knot — «SLIHP NOT», noun. 1. a knot made to slip along the rope or cord around which it is made; running knot. 2. a knot that can be undone by pulling the end …

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  • 125slip´shod´ness — slip|shod «SLIHP SHOD», adjective. 1. careless, as in dress, habits, or speech; untidy; slovenly: »a slipshod performance, slipshod work. Slipshod handling once the packages reach the grocery can reduce even the finest brand to a sorry and… …

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  • 126slip|shod — «SLIHP SHOD», adjective. 1. careless, as in dress, habits, or speech; untidy; slovenly: »a slipshod performance, slipshod work. Slipshod handling once the packages reach the grocery can reduce even the finest brand to a sorry and sometimes… …

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  • 127slip|stream — «SLIHP STREEM», noun, verb. –n. 1. Also, slip stream. a current of air produced by the propeller of an aircraft. 2. the current of air left behind a moving vehicle: »Cars that whip by rock your bike a little in their slipstream (Canadian Saturday …

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  • 128slip|ware — «SLIHP WAIR», noun. earthenware which is coated with slip, or thinly diluted clay …

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