Slide

slid, v.i. to slip or glide: to pa along smoothly: to fall.--?'/, to thrust along: to skp \—pa slid, pa.p slid or sUdd'en.—«. a smooth pa age the full of a ma of earth or rock a smooth declivity a slider: {music) two notes sliding into each other. [A.S slid an to slide, Dm. \Uddercn, to slip Slider, sliu'cr u. one who or that which slides: the par i of an instrument or machine that slides Sliding scale, slid ing skal, n a stale of dunes whuh slide or vary according to the value or inaiketprn.es: a sliding-rule Slight, slit, adj weak slender of little value trilling: sin ill. negligent" not decided adv. Slightly.--// Slight/ne (Ong, ‘plain, smooth,’ found in Low Ger shgt, Ger. ichlicht. pluti, smooth See Sleet