Slot

Meaning

Noun

●

A

,

,

, a

, especially as used to

a

,

, etc.

●

A

or

, especially as a crosspiece.

●

In Northern England English & Scottish English:

An

for

,

,

or

a

,

,

,

,

or the like.

●

A

,

, or

; especially, one for the

or

in it.

●

A

within a

or sequence.

●

In Gambling:

Clipping of

, a

for money using a

.

●

The

of an

, especially a

; spoor.

●

In Antarctic English:

A

or

in a

or

; a

; a crevasse.

●

The vagina.

●

In Aviation:

The

time for an aircraft's

or

at an airport's runway.

●

In Computing:

A

in

or on

etc. in which a particular type of

can be stored.

●

In Aviation:

In a

, the

; after the

and two wingmen.

●

In Surfing:

The

or

of a wave.

●

In Field hockey & Ice hockey:

A

area

the

and

toward the

line.

●

In Football (American):

The area between the last

on either

of the

and the

on that

.

●

A

in the

or

of a

for

and

of windings.

●

In Mass media:

The

the "rim" or

,

by the

of the

editors.

Verb

●

In Northern England English & Scottish English:

To

,

or

a

or window.

●

In British English:

To

with

; to slam.

●

To

something (such as a

) into a

(narrow aperture)

●

To

something or someone into a

(gap in a

or sequence)

●

To create a

(narrow

or

),

by

or machining.

●

To

something where it belongs.

●

In British English & Rhodesian English:

To kill.

●

In Antarctic English:

To

, or cause to

, into a crevasse.

●

In Australian rules football & Rugby:

To

the

between the

for a

; to

a

by doing this.

Sourced from

Origin

slot

English

esclot

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

slóð

Old Norse

Sourced from

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