slype
1 of 2dialectal English variant of slipe:3
slype
2 of 2noun
ˈslīp
plural -s
: a narrow passage
specifically : one between the transept and chapter house or deanery in an English cathedral
Word History
Etymology
Noun
probably from Flemish slijpe place for slipping in and out, from Middle Flemish slijpen to slip, slip out; akin to Middle Dutch slippen to slip
- be bursting at the seams
- be careful what you wish for
- be carried away
- be caught in a storm
- be concentrated
- be conditioned on
- be conditioned on/upon
- be conditioned upon
- be cooking
- be correlated with
- be curtains for
- be cut up about
- be damned
- be deeply invested in
- be descended from
- be done with
- be done with it
- be for the high jump
- be frank
- be friends with
- be given one's card
- be going
- be going to
- be great at
- be had