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slip

noun as in loss of foothold

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noun as in decrease

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noun as in piece of paper

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noun as in space for docking

verb as in fall; glide

verb as in lessen, return to a lower quality

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verb as in err

verb as in move sneakily

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Example Sentences

Mahmood removed Evin Lewis in the next over before setting up Roston Chase superbly to have him caught at first slip in the fourth.

From BBC

Hence Trump’s cynical strategy to slip him into position through a recess appointment, which would insulate him from a full background investigation and an excoriating examination by Democrats.

And while he let some big wins slip through his grasp - notably the US Open, the Olympics and the Irish Open at Royal County Down - he says he is "pretty proud" of his efforts over the past 12 months.

From BBC

Her lack of glamour is in sharp contrast to Scherzinger’s Norma, who flits about like a vampire in a black slip dress.

And they built a double-digit lead for the 10th straight game — and once again, the Clippers let that lead slip.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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