slade
1 of 2noun (1)
ˈslād
plural -s
1
dialectal, chiefly England : a little valley : ravine, glen —often used in place names
2
dialectal, chiefly England : glade sense 1
3
dialectal, chiefly England : hillside
slade
2 of 2noun (2)
"
1
: the sole of a plow
2
: peat spade
Word History
Etymology
Noun (1)
Middle English, from Old English slæd
Noun (2)
origin unknown
- shoosh
- shoot
- shoot (up)
- shoot apex
- shoot at
- shoot baskets
- shoot daggers at
- shoot dead
- shoot down
- shoot for
- shoot for the moon
- shoot from the hip
- shoot it out
- shoot moth
- shoot off
- shoot off at the mouth
- shoot on sight
- shoot one's bolt
- shoot one's cuffs
- shoot one's mouth off
- shoot oneself in the foot
- shoot the breeze
- shoot the bull
- shoot the messenger
- shoot the rapids