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Slide

speaker

Meaning

Verb

To (cause to)
with a surface.
To
a low-friction surface.
In Baseball:
To
and
into a base.
To
one’s
on a
surface.
To
or
; to slip.
To
a
at (someone).
To
inadvertently.
To
along
or
; to
without
or hindrance.
In Finance:
To
in amount or value.
In Music:
To
from one
to another by
the
upwards or downwards.
In Regional English:
To
upon a
or
for recreation.
To go; to
from one place or to another.
In Football (soccer):
To
so that the
along the
with little or no turning.

Noun

An
of
that children can
and then
down again.
A
of
,
,
, etc. on which someone can
for
or as a
joke.
The
of large
of
,
and
down the
of a
or
; avalanche.
An
on which
by the
of
, especially one
on a
for
by
them down.
A
a part which
on or against a guide.
The
of
;
, even
or progress.
A
that can be
two directions.
Synonym of
(“movable part of a
that
or
the
of teeth”)
A
that
by
, such
a trombone.
In Photography:
A
an
to be
to a screen.
In Computing:
A
of a
such as PowerPoint.
In Sciences:
A
, usually
of
or
on which a
may be
through a
Generally
to as a
slide.
In Baseball:
The
of
down and
into a base
In Music:
In Dance:
A
from County Kerry, in 12/8 time.
In Geology:
A small
in
of
a
of fissure.
In Music:
A
two or more small
by
, and
to a
either above or below.
In Phonetics:
A
which, by a
change in the
of the
,
into another
.
A
or
for a
, etc.
A
in
(trousers).
In Footwear:
A
that is
and open-toed.
A
used as a
to control
ing in
speech.
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Sourced from
Wiktionary

Origin

slide
English
arrow
sliden
Middle English (1100-1500)
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slidan
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
Sourced from
Etym
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