intransitive. To slide, to slip.

To pass from one place or point to another with a smooth and continuous movement, esp. through the air or water or along a surface.

intransitive. To slip, slide, glide, esp. on a loose or broken slope or with a clattering noise; †to fall gently. Frequently with down.

intransitive. To slip.

intransitive. To slip, slide.

intransitive. To slide; to slip. rare.

intransitive. To slide.

To slide or glide, esp. on a smooth or slippery surface; to lose one's foothold; = slide, v. 8. Also in figurative context.

intransitive. To slip or slide.

intransitive. To slip; to slide.

intransitive. To slide, slide about. Now dialect.

To slide, move unobstructedly over a polished surface. Also: †to slip, lose one's footing on ice or muddy ground (obsolete); to slide on ice as a…

intransitive. To slip or slide; to move in a sliding or trailing manner.

Scottish and U.S. To slide suddenly, as on slippery ground.

intransitive. To slide, slip.

intransitive. To slide.