Slip

slip, v.i. to slide or glide along to move mil of place; to escape to err. to slink: to enter by oversight —v io cause to slide lo convey secietly to until to throw' off to let loose: to ew.ai>e from to part from the* branch or stem pr.p sHpp'ing pat. and pa.p. slipped.--//, act of slipping that on which anything may slip an error an escape a twig a strip a leash a sloping bank for ship-building anything easily slipped on. [AS. shpan Sw. slip a, Uut, shppen, to glide.] mote mute mODn Men, 482 IMG:page-482.webp:Page 482 Slip-knot Slip-knot, slip'-not, h, a knot which slips along the rope or line around which, it is made.