slip|slips in English

noun

[slɪp]

slide, skid; trip, stumble; mistake, blunder, error; type of woman's undergarment; small piece of material (esp. paper); twig that is cut and used to grow a new plant; mixture of clay and water (used to decorate pottery); fabric covering

Use "slip|slips" in a sentence

1. 1 Downy lips make thoughtless slips.

2. Downy lips make thoughtless slips.

3. I need everybody's permission slips, okay?

4. What he said slips my mind.

5. XXX slips out of her Byssine waistcoat

6. Slip Lock Bobbers [ View lighted slip Bobbers] Pink Bobbers

7. Vintage white Antron nylon sz S full slip, sz 34 retro white slip, white dress slip, seamed shaped white full slip S lovinglola

8. NAvigators Nest 6 Boat Slips Waterfront Pool Views!

9. Time slips through my fingers like sand.

10. Prediction of Contralateral slips in children with SCFE

11. He slips a folded napkin into the bag.

12. Not if Mickey Finn slips you one first.

13. You will find slip x slip, thread x slip, slip x thread and thread x thread to find the right Bulkhead to meet your particular application.

14. Row 4 - Ribber slips, main bed knits.

15. I remember the black wharves and slips.

16. Approximately 49 slips are all to all Cays residents.

17. It slips out of his fingers and turns over.

18. Where the knot is loose the string slips. 

19. 21 There were a few slips in the translation.

20. When the horse slips, its rider hurts his ankle.

21. There were a few slips in the translation.

22. 11 You need a withdrawal slip and this is a deposit slip.

23. Anti-slip products not of metal, namely anti-slip angles for stairs and anti-slip tapes and surfaces for floors

24. 19 There were a few trivial slips in the translation.

25. 10 There are a few trivial slips in this lesson.