English to English Dictionary

Slip-of-the-Tongue

An unintentional mistake made while speaking, often revealing a hidden thought or feeling.

Slippers

Light footwear that is easy to put on and take off, typically worn indoors.

Slipstream

The stream of air or water driven backward by or passing around a moving object, such as a car, airplane, or bicycle, creating a partial vacuum that reduces air resistance for anything following closely behind.

Sliver

A small, thin piece that has been cut or broken off from a larger object.

Sloan

A surname of Irish origin, often used as a first name.

Slobber

To let saliva flow from the mouth; to drool.

Slop-Jar

A container, typically a jar, used for holding liquid waste or refuse.

Slop-bucket

A bucket or pail used for holding liquid refuse, kitchen swill, or waste food intended for pigs.

Slope

A surface of which one end or side is at a higher level than another; a rising or falling surface.

Slosh

To move or cause to move with a splashing sound.

Sloshing

The act of sloshing; the movement of liquid in a container, often resulting in splashing or spilling.

Sloth

A slow-moving tropical American mammal that hangs upside down from the branches of trees and feeds on leaves, shoots, and fruits.