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slide /slīd/ intransitive verb (pat slid /slid/, (obsolete) sliˈded, (Scot) slade, slaid; pap slid, (obsolete) sliˈded, (rare) sliddˈen)- To slip or glide
- To pass along, over, down, etc smoothly
- To glide or slip in a standing position (without skates or snowshoes) over ice or other slippery surface
- To lapse, fall out of use
- To pass quietly, smoothly, or gradually
- To take its own course
- To decamp (informal)
transitive verb To cause to slip or glide along noun- A slip
- A polished slippery track (on ice)
- A chute or shoot
- A slippery sloping surface, eg in a park, for children to slide down
- A bed, groove, rail, etc, on or in which a thing slides
- A sliding part, eg of a trombone
- A sliding clasp, esp for women's hair
- A flat piece of glass for mounting objects for the microscope
- A case (dark slide) for photographic plates or its sliding cover
- A translucent photograph for projection on a screen, a transparency
- A sliding lid
- A sledge
- A runner
- A sliding seat, esp in a rowing boat
- A landslip
- A gliding from one note to another (music)
- A falling (in value, popularity, etc)
- (with the) a rhythmic dance
ORIGIN: OE slīdan to slide slīdˈable adjective slīdˈer noun - A person who or thing that slides
- A sliding part
- Ice-cream between wafers (Scot)
- A red-bellied terrapin
- A pitch that breaks in a horizontal plane (baseball)
slīdˈing noun and adjective slīdˈingly adverb slide fastener noun (N American) A zip fastener slide guitar noun A method of playing the guitar using a metal tube which is drawn across the frets slide projector noun A device which projects an enlarged image of a photographic slide onto a wall or screen slide rest noun (engineering) An apparatus for carrying the cutting tool of a lathe, etc slide rule noun A calculating device consisting of two logarithmic graduated scales sliding one against the other (also slidˈing-rule) slide trombone noun A trombone slide valve noun A valve in which openings are covered and uncovered by a sliding part sliding keel noun A centreboard sliding scale noun - A scale, eg of taxes, varying according to variation in something else, eg prices
- A slide rule
sliding seat noun A racing-boat seat, moving with the swing of the rower's body let slide - To take no action over
- To allow to deteriorate through negligence
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