ALL meanings of slidden
slide
S s - verb without object slidden to move along in continuous contact with a smooth or slippery surface: to slide down a snow-covered hill. 1
- verb without object slidden to slip or skid. 1
- verb without object slidden to glide or pass smoothly. 1
- verb without object slidden to slip easily, quietly, or unobtrusively on or as if on a track, channel, or guide rail (usually followed by in, out, away, etc.). 1
- verb without object slidden to pass or fall gradually into a specified state, character, practice, etc. 1
- verb without object slidden to decline or decrease: Interest rates are beginning to slide. 1
- verb without object slidden Baseball. (of a base runner) to cast oneself, usually feet first, forward along the ground in the direction of the base being approached, to present less of a target for a baseman attempting to make a tag. 1
- verb with object slidden to cause to slide, slip, or coast, as over a surface or with a smooth, gliding motion. 1
- verb with object slidden to hand, pass along, or slip (something) easily or quietly (usually followed by in, into, etc.): to slide a note into someone's hand. 1
- noun slidden an act or instance of sliding. 1
- noun slidden a smooth surface for sliding on, especially a type of chute in a playground. 1
- noun slidden an object intended to slide. 1
- noun slidden Geology. a landslide or the like. the mass of matter sliding down. 1
- noun slidden a single transparency, object, or image for projection in a projector, as a lantern slide. 1
- noun slidden Photography. a small positive color transparency mounted for projection on a screen or magnification through a viewer. 1
- noun slidden a usually rectangular plate of glass on which objects are placed for microscopic examination. 1
- noun slidden Furniture. a shelf sliding into the body of a piece when not in use. 1
- noun slidden Music. an embellishment consisting of an upward or downward series of three or more tones, the last of which is the principal tone. a portamento. a U -shaped section of the tube of an instrument of the trumpet class, as the trombone, that can be pushed in or out to alter the length of the air column and change the pitch. 1
- noun slidden a vehicle mounted on runners, for conveying loads, as of grain or wood, especially over a level surface. 1
- noun slidden a moving part working on a track, channel, or guide rails. the surface, track, channel, or guide rails on which the part moves. 1
- noun slidden any of various chutes used in logging, mining, or materials handling. 1
- noun slidden a flat or very low-heeled, backless shoe or slipper that can be slipped on and off the foot easily. 1
- idioms slidden let slide, to allow to deteriorate, pursue a natural course, etc., without intervention on one's part: to let things slide. 1
- abbreviation SLIDDEN slide 0