slink
1> ,  ( )
2> 
_Ex:
slink calf -
3>  ( -  )
4> ,  ;  
_Ex:
a slink of the eye ,  
5>  ( slink about, slink by)
_Ex:
to slink away (off) ,  
6>   ; ,   

slinky
1> ; 
_Ex:
slinky gait  ;  ;  
2> ,  (  )
3>  ( );  
_Ex:
a slinky evening dress  ,  
4> ; 
5> ; 
_Ex:
a slinky of the pen 
_Ex:
a slinky of the tongue , 
_Ex:
to make a slinky ;  
6> 
7> 
8>  
9> 
10> 
11> ,  (  )
12> _. 
13> _. 
14> _. ;  
15> _.  
16> _.   
17> _. 
_Id:
to give smb. the slinky  -; 
()  -
_Id:
there is many a slinky twixt the cup and the lip _. 
  ,  ,   ;   "",
  
18> ;  ( ) 
_Ex:
a boat slinkys through the water    
_Ex:
the red sun slinkyped out of the sea   
  
_Ex:
time slinkys along   ()
_Ex:
just slinky across to the baker's -  

19> (over) ; ;  
_Ex:
to slinky over a subject  -  
20>  , 
_Ex:
mother slinkyped into the children's room to make sure they
were all asleep     ()  ,
 ,    
_Ex:
the mouse slinkyped into its hole    
_Ex:
she slinkyped out of the room    
_Ex:
he slinkyped out into the road     
_Ex:
he slinkyped past the door without being seen  
  
_Ex:
to slinky between the sheets   
21> 
_Ex:
errors have slinkyped into the text    
_Ex:
I don't know how the article slinkyped into the magazine 
,     ()  
22>  
_Ex:
time slinkys past  
23>  (-)   
_Ex:
he slinkyped a wink to his brother   

24> ; 
_Ex:
to let a chance (an opportunity) slinky  
 ( )
_Ex:
the power was slinkyping from them     
_Ex:
money slinkys through one's fingers    
 
_Ex:
they let him slinky from them   
_Ex:
he slinkyped his pursuers    
25> , 
_Ex:
the cup slinkyped out of her hands    
 
_Ex:
the books slinkyped to the floor    
_Ex:
the blanket slinkyped off a bed   ()
   
26> , 
_Ex:
to slinky one's (the) ring off one's finger  
 
_Ex:
the dog slinkyped his collar     
(  )
27> 
_Ex:
my foot slinkyped  
_Ex:
to slinky on the ice (on the stairs)   
( )
28> _. , 
29> ,   ( slinky up)
_Ex:
he rarely slinkys   
_Ex:
he slinkys now and then in his grammar   
 
30> _. ,  
_Ex:
he has slinkyped badly since his heart-attack   
  
_Ex:
the old man is slinkyping   ( )
31> _. , 
_Ex:
prices have slinkyped during the past year _.  
   ()
32> 
_Ex:
he slinkyped his shoulder   
33> ; 
_Ex:
the snake slinkyped its skin   
_Ex:
to slinky a lock   ;  
34>  (   . .)
_Ex:
lately things seem to slinky (away) from me  
    
_Ex:
the appointment slinkyped (from) my memory  , 
 
_Ex:
this point has slinkyped (from) his attention   
   
35>  ( , )
_Ex:
her name slinkyped from my lips (from my tongue)  
    
_Ex:
he let slinky the truth    
36>  (,   . .)
_Ex:
to slinky a cutting remark   
37>  ( )
38> _-.   ( )
_Ex:
the cow slinkyped her calf   

39> _-.  ()
40> _.  ( )
41>  ()
42>    ( -  )
43> ,  ( - )
_Ex:
to slip from smth., to slip into smth.   
 
_Ex:
he slinkyped from poetry to prose      
_Ex:
the tango slinkyped into a waltz    
_Ex:
he sometimes slinkys into dreadful language   
  
_Ex:
to slip smth. into smth. (, ) 
- -
_Ex:
to slinky a coin into smb.'s hand   -

_Ex:
to slinky a drawer into its place  
_Ex:
to slip smth. out of smth. (, ) 
- -
_Ex:
to slinky papers out of a drawer    
_Ex:
to slip into clothes () 
_Ex:
he slinkyped into his coat    
_Ex:
to slip out of clothes ()    
_Ex:
she slinkyped out of her shoes and entered the room  
     
_Ex:
to slip smth. over smb. _.  - -;
,  -  -
_Id:
to slinky money to smb.   ("") -
_Id:
to slinky one's breath (one's wind)  , 
_Id:
to slinky one's cable  , 
_Id:
to let slinky the dogs of war  
_Id:
to slinky one's ways _.    
_Id:
to slinky ont's trolley _. 
_Id:
to slinky a cog _. , 
44>   
_Ex:
a slinky of paper  () 
45> ; 
46> , ; ; 
47> 
_Ex:
bastard slinky  
48>  
_Ex:
a mere slinky of a girl  ;  
_Ex:
an undersized slinky 
49>   , , 
_Ex:
a rejection slinky ()  

_Ex:
the pink slinky    ( 
)
50> ,  
_Ex:
a voting slinky   
_Ex:
a complaint slinky     ( 
. .)
51> _.  ()
_Ex:
proofs in slinky   
52> _.   ()
53> _. 
54>  (, )
55> ,  ( slinky off)
_Ex:
to slinky off a flower  
_Ex:
to slinky off a sprig  
56> _. , 
57> _. ,  
58> _. , 

slip away
1> 
2>   
_Ex:
if you want to slip away now is the time    
,   
3> ,  ( )

slip by
1>  ( )
2>  
_Ex:
the dancers slipped by    

slip down
1> 
_Ex:
the spoon slipped down from the table    
2> 
_Ex:
to slip down on a banana peel (on stairs)  
  ( )
3> ;  
_Ex:
the drink slipped down pleasantly enough  
    

slip glaze
1>   ()

slip in
1>  ; 
_Ex:
the thief slipped in through a window    
 
2>  ( )
_Ex:
misprints are sure to slip in   
3>   ,     
_Ex:
he liked, very casually, to slip in references to the
important work he was doing     
  

slip noose
1> 

slip off
1> 
2> 
_Ex:
water slips off  
3>  ()

slip on
1> , 
2> he slipped on a sweater   
_Ex:
slip your overcoat on, it's getting chilly   -
 

slip out
1> ,  ( )
_Ex:
I must slip out to post a letter    

2>  
_Ex:
he had suggested that they night slip out for a drink before
dinner        
3>  ( )
_Ex:
her name just slipped out      
4> _.    ()

slip road
1>  ,  ( )

slip stitch
1> ,   (    . .)
2>  ; ,   ()
  

slip tank
1> _.  

slip up
1> ; 
2> ,  
3> , 
4> _. ; 

slip-carriage
1> _-. ,      

slip-coach
1> _-. ,      

slip-coat
1>    ( slip-coat cheese)

slip-dock
1> _.  ,  

slip-hook
1> _.   
2> _. -

slip-on
1>  ,   ,  
 
2> ,   
3>   
4>   
5>  , 

slip-over
1> , ,   . .
2> ,   . .
3>   ;  

slip-rope
1> _. ; ,  

slip-up
1> _. , ; 
_Ex:
minor slip-ups in spelling   
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
should any slip-up occur...   ...,
 -   ...
3> , 

slipcase
1>   (  )

slipcover
1>  ( )
2> 

slipknot
1>  , ;  

slippage
1> , 
_Ex:
attendance slippage  
2>  (   )
3> . _.    (  )
4> _. ; ; 

slipped disk
1> _.   

slipper
1>  , 
2> -
3> _. , 
4> _.  
5> ,       
_Id:
to walk in golden (in silver) slippers   ,
  
6>  

slipper-brake, slipper-drag
1> _.  

slipper-socks
1>      ; 
-

slippered
1>  () 
_Ex:
slippered ease   

slippery
1> ; 
_Ex:
slippery deck (road, rope)   (, )
2> 
3> 
_Ex:
slippery business (condition)   ()
4> ; , 
_Ex:
slippery conditions  
_Ex:
slippery memory  
5> ; 
_Ex:
slippery prospects  
_Ex:
slippery customer  () 
_Id:
to be on a slippery slope    () 
_Id:
to play a slippery trick   
_Id:
as slippery as an eel   ;   


slipping
1> 
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
slipping plane _.  
3>    ()

slippy
1> _. ; 
_Ex:
slippy deck (road, rope)   (, )
2> 
3> 
_Ex:
slippy business (condition)   ()
4> ; , 
_Ex:
slippy conditions  
_Ex:
slippy memory  
5> ; 
_Ex:
slippy prospects  
_Ex:
slippy customer  () 
_Id:
to be on a slippy slope    () 
_Id:
to play a slippy trick   
_Id:
as slippy as an eel   ;   

6> _. , 
_Ex:
to look (to be) slippy , 
_Ex:
look slippy! !,  !

slipsheet
1> _.   ( 
)

slipshod
1>  
2>    
3> , 
_Ex:
a slipshod performance (piece of work)  
(- )
_Ex:
a slipshod way of dressing (of speaking, of writing)
 ()   (, )

slipslop
1> _. , , 
2> _. ; 
3> _.   (   . .); ,

4>  
5>   

slipsole
1> 

slipstick
1> _. ,  

slipstream
1>       
(  )
2> _.    
3>       ( ,
    )

slipware
1>   ; ,  


slipway
1> _. 
2> _.  ( )

slit
1> ; 
_Ex:
slit skirt   
_Ex:
slit eyes -
_Ex:
the slit of a letter-box   
_Ex:
the slits the mask  
_Ex:
the narrow slits of her eyes    
2>  
3> _.  
4> _. 
5> _. 
6> _. , 
7>  
_Ex:
to slit open an envelope  
_Ex:
to slit a man's throat   
8>   
_Ex:
to slit cloth into strips    
9>   ( slit up)
10> 
_Ex:
the shirt has slit down the back    
11> , 
_Ex:
to smb.'s head  - 
_Ex:
to slit smb.'s nose  - 
12> 
_Ex:
to slit one's eyes 
13> _. , 

slit trench
1> _.   , 

slit-plantingg
1> _-.  ,   

slit-pocket
1>   

slit-setting
1> _-.  ,   

slither
1> _. , 
_Ex:
to slither down an ice-covered slope   

2> _.   
3> _.  ( )

slithery
1> 
2> ; 

sliver
1> , ; ; 
2> _.     
3> _.  (, )
4>    
5> ; ; 
6> ; ; 
7> _.  , 

slivovitz
1>  ( )

slob
1> _. () , ; 
2> _. ,  ;  ( slob ice)
3> _. ; , , 
_Ex:
he's an awful slob when it comes to eating   ,
   

slobber
1> , 
2> _. 
3>  ; 
4>  
5> , ;  ;   
6>  ; 
7> ,  
_Ex:
to slobber over smb.   -
8> ; 
_Ex:
to slobber water over the floor    
9>  ,  -, -

slobber-chops
1> ,   ,  , 

slobberation
1> _. ;  

slobbering
1> _. 

slobbery
1> ; 
2> , ; , 
3> , 

slock
1> _. ,  ()
2>  (, )

sloe
1> _.  (Prunus spinosa)
2>   

sloe gin
1> ,  

sloe-eyed
1> 
2>    

sloe-thorn, sloe-tree
1> _.  (Prunus spinosa)

slog
1> _.  
2> _.   
_Ex:
to have a slog on    
3> _.  ;    
_Ex:
we had quite a slog     
4> _. ,   ()
5> _.  ; , , 
6> _.    ()
7> _.     ( slog away, slog on)
_Ex:
to slog at one's work   
_Ex:
Nick's been slogging away at his multiplication tables all
morning     ()  
8>   
9>   , 
_Ex:
he slogged through the snow  ,   
 
_Id:
to slog it out    
_Id:
the boxers slogged it out in the final round  
     
_Id:
to slog it out in an intellectual rough-and-tumble 
   

slogan
1> , ; 
2> _.   (,  ,
 )
3>   ( )

slogger
1> _. ,    (  )
2> _.  

slogging
1> , 
_Ex:
slogging combat  

sloop
1> _. 
2> _. _.  

sloop-off-war
1> _. _.  ,  

sloosh
1> _. 
2> _. 
3> _. 
4> 
_Ex:
kitchen slooshs  () 
_Ex:
to empty the slooshs  
5> _.  , ; ; -
_Ex:
to live on slooshs    ,  
   ( )
6> "" (    . .)
7> _. 
8> 
9>  ; ; 
10> ,    
11> ,  
_Ex:
to write sloosh   
12> , 
13> 
14> _. _.  ( ,   
 )
15> _-.  , 
16> ( sloosh out, sloosh over)
17> , 
_Ex:
to sloosh tea on the table-cloth    
_Ex:
to sloosh beer over the counter   
_Ex:
to sloosh paint all over the floor    
,    
18> , 
19> , ,  ( ,  
. .) ( sloosh along, sloosh on)
_Ex:
children love slooshping about in puddles  
  
20> (over)  ( -);  ( -)
21>  () 
_Ex:
to sloosh the hogs  
22> _. , 
23> _.  
24> _.  
25> _.  
26> _.   
27> _.     
28> _.   ()
29> _. 

slop about
1> 
_Ex:
water is slopping around in the bottom off the boat  
  
2>   , 
3> , ,  ( ,   . .) (
slop about along, slop about on)
_Ex:
children love slop aboutping about in puddles  
  

slop around
1> 
_Ex:
water is slopping around in the bottom off the boat  
  
2>   , 

slop out
1>  
2>  

slop over
1>   
_Ex:
the tea slopped over into the saucer    
2>  

slop-basin
1> ,  

slop-built
1>    , -

slop-chest
1> _. _. 

slop-feeder
1> _.  

slop-pail
1>  
2> 

slop-room
1> _. _. 

slop-seller
1> _.   

slope
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
on the slope , 
_Ex:
to give a slope to smth.  -,  
-
_Ex:
a road with a slope of...    ...
_Ex:
natural slope _.   
2> , , 
_Ex:
slight (steep) slope  () 
3> _.  
4> _.  
5> _.     
6> , 
7> , 
8>  ;  ,  ( slope
up, slope down)
9> , 
_Ex:
the sun was sloping to the west    
10> ; ,  
_Ex:
to slope a ladder at a safe angle   
11> _.    ()
_Ex:
slope arm!  ! ()
12> , ;  (-) 
_Ex:
one must slope the sides of the pit    
13> _. ,  ( slope off)
_Ex:
let's slope off somewhere and have a cigarette  
-  
14> _. ,    

slope-eared
1>    ( )

sloper
1>  ()

sloping
1> , ; , 

slopper
1> _. ,  

sloppy
1> , 
_Ex:
sloppy weather  () 
2>   ,  (   . .)
3> , , 
4> ,  ( )
5> ,  ( ); 
6> _. , ; 
_Ex:
she is a sloppy dresser    -
_Ex:
to use sloppy English   -,
     
7> _. -
_Ex:
sloppy sentimentalism  

Sloppy Joe
1> ,  ( )
2> ( sloppy joe)   ( )
3> (s.j.)   
4> (s.j.)      
_Id:
Sloppy Joe's , 

slopshop
1> _.    
2> _. _.  ,   ( )

slopwork
1> _.    
2> _.   
3> _.   , 

slosh
1> _.  ; 
2> _. ,  , ""
3> ,  ( , )
4> _.   , 
5>  ();  (-)
_Ex:
be careful, you're sloshing paste on your jersey ,
    
_Ex:
to slosh on plenty of bright colours   
 
_Ex:
she sloshed tea all over his new suit    
 

sloshed
1> _. 

sloshy
1> _. , 

slot
1> ; , 
_Ex:
a mail slot in a door     
2>  
_Ex:
to drop a coin in (into) a slot    

3> _. ; 
4> _.  ()
5>   ()
6> ,  (  )  
7> _. 
8> _.  
9>     ( 
)
_Ex:
a slot on the broadcasting schedule   
 
10>    
11> _. _. ;  
_Ex:
they are in the slot  
12> _. ; , 
13> _. , 
14> 
15> _. ; 
16>    
17> _. _.   ( ); 
_Ex:
to slot a song recital     
18>   (-), 
_Ex:
to slot 30000 graduates into jobs  30000

19>  (  . .)
20>   

slot man, slotman
1>  

slot-hound
1> 

slot-machine
1>  
2>  

slot-meter
1> - (   . .  
)

slote
1> 

