1. To slide sideways; SYN. slip, slue, slew, slide.
2. To slide without control, as of a car that does not grip the road.
3. To apply a brake or skid to.
4. To elevate onto skids.

(Irregular preterit, past participle: slid)
1. To move smoothly along a surface; slip; to coast over snow or ice c of a base runner in baseball; to fall or dive feetfirst or headfirst when approaching a base
2. To slip or fall by loss of footing; to change position or become dislocated; shift
3. To slither along the ground; crawl; to stream along; flow
4. To move or pass smoothly or easily; to pass unnoticed or unremarked
5. To pass unobtrusively; steal; to pass by gradations especially downward
6. To cause to glide or slip; to traverse in a sliding manner
7. To put unobtrusively or stealthily
8. To move smoothly along a surface + prikaži više

1. To slide suddenly
2. To move smoothly and easily.
3. To pass on stealthily; SYN. sneak.
4. To insert inconspicuously or quickly or quietly.
5. To pass out of one's memory; SYN. slip one's mind.
6. To get worse; SYN. drop off, drop away, fall away.