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10 Language-to-English DictionariesSlim-Down
To lose weight or reduce one's body size.
Slimy
Having a smooth, slippery, and often unpleasant texture.
Sling
A device used for throwing stones or other projectiles, typically consisting of a strap or pouch attached to two lengths of cord.
Slip-of-the-Tongue
An unintentional mistake made while speaking, often revealing a hidden thought or feeling.
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.
Slop-Jar
A container, typically a jar, used for holding liquid waste or refuse.
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.
Slothfulness
The quality of being lazy or inactive; a tendency to avoid work or exertion.