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slipsnoun1pl. of slip a long narrow piece of materialbaskets woven from slips of wicker lists, ribbons, strips slatsbandages, bands, belts, bindings, girths, straps, swatches, swaths(or swathes), tapes slipsnoun2pl. of slipan unintentional departure from truth or accuracya careless slip of the tongue blunders, bobbles, boo-boos, boobs(British), bricks, clangers(British), clinkers, errors, faults, flubs, fluffs, fumbles, gaffes, gaffs, goofs, inaccuracies, lapses, miscues, missteps, mistakes, oversights, screwups, slipups, stumbles, trips bloomers, bloopers, boners, howlers, pratfallsfoul-ups, snafusmisapprehensions, miscalculations, miscomprehensions, misconceptions, misconstructions, miscues, misdescriptions, misimpressions, misinterpretations, misjudgments, misreadings, misstatements, misunderstandings accuracies, exactitudes, precisionsinerrancies, infallibilities, perfections the act of going down from an upright position suddenly and involuntarilyhad a nasty slip on the ice falls, spills, stumbles, tumbles headers, pratfallsmissteps, tripsdescents, dives, plunges, skids, slidesfree-falls the act or an instance of getting free from danger or confinementgave her pursuers the slip breakouts, breaks, bunks(British), escapes, flights, getaways, lams, routs jailbreaksdeliverances, liberations, redemptions, releases, rescues, salvationsclose calls, close shaves, near misses captivities, confinements, immurements, imprisonments, incarcerations, internmentscustodies, detentions, holdings, holds, retentionsendangerments, hazards, imperilments, jeopardies, perils, risks, troubles a wrong judgmentthat's not the sort of slip that a prudent person would have made misapprehensions, miscalculations, misjudgments, missteps, mistakes, slipups blunders, boners, boobs(British), clinkers, errancies, errors, faults, flubs, fumbles, gaffes, goofs, inaccuracies, lapses, miscues, stumbles, tripsfoul-ups, muffsmisstatementsmisconceptions, misconstructions, misimpressions, misinterpretations, misprisions, misunderstandings slipsverbpresent tense third-person singular of slipto decline gradually from a standard levelthe store's quality of service began to slip after the new owners took over sags drops, falls, slumpsflags, sinks, slackens, slows (down), weakensabates, contracts, decreases, de-escalates, dies (down), diminishes, dwindles, ebbs, lessens, lets up, lowers, moderates, recedes, relents, shrinks, subsides, tapers, tapers off, wanes rockets, shoots (up), soarsballoons, burgeons(also bourgeons), enlarges, escalates, expands, increases, mounts, multiplies, mushrooms, proliferates, snowballs, swells, waxescrests, peaks, surges to go down from an upright position suddenly and involuntarilybe careful not to slip on the spilled oil falls, stumbles, topples, trips, tumbles collapses, crumples, drops, flumps, keels, plops, plunks(or plonks), slumps (over)crashes, free-falls, nose-dives, plummets, plunges, precipitates, wipes outskids, slides gets up, rises, stands (up), uprises to introduce in a gradual, secret, or clever waycasually slipped it into the conversation infiltrates, insinuates, sneaks, winds, works in, worms, wriggles creeps, edges, wigglesinserts, interpolates, interposes, introduces to move about in a sly or secret mannerslipped behind the cover of the trees lurks, mooches, mouses, pussyfoots, shirks, skulks, slides, slinks, snakes, sneaks, steals crawls, creeps, edges, inches, wormsghosts, pads, tiptoes to move or proceed smoothly and readilyjumped into the car and slipped behind the wheel bowls, breezes, brushes, coasts, cruises, drifts, flows, glides, rolls, sails, skims, slides, streams, sweeps, whisks flies, races, rushes, speeds flounders, struggles limps, lumbers, plods, stumbles, trudgesshambles, shufflesstamps, stomps, stumps, trampslabors, toils to cast (a natural bodily covering or appendage) asideperiodically crabs slip their shells and grow new ones exfoliates, molts, sheds, sloughs(also sluffs) flakes, peels, scaleschucks, discards, ditches, flings (off or away), jettisons, junks, scraps, shucks (off), throws away, throws out, unloads |