ALL meanings of slide
slide
S s - verb slide to execute a portamento 0
- noun slide the act or an instance of sliding 0
- noun slide a smooth surface, as of ice or mud, for sliding on 0
- noun slide a construction incorporating an inclined smooth slope for sliding down in playgrounds, etc 0
- noun slide a sliding seat in a boat or its runners 0
- noun slide a thin glass plate on which specimens are mounted for microscopic study 0
- noun slide a positive photograph on a transparent base, mounted in a cardboard or plastic frame or between glass plates, that can be viewed by means of a slide projector 0
- noun slide an ornamental clip to hold hair in place 0
- noun slide a sliding part or member 0
- noun slide the track, guide, or channel on or in which such a part slides 0
- noun slide the sliding curved tube of a trombone that is moved in or out to allow the production of different harmonic series and a wider range of notes 0
- noun slide a portamento 0
- noun slide a metal or glass tube placed over a finger held against the frets of a guitar to produce a portamento 0
- noun slide the style of guitar playing using a slide 0
- noun slide the rapid downward movement of a large mass of earth, rocks, etc, caused by erosion, faulting, etc 0
- noun slide the mass of material involved in this descent 0
- intransitive verb slide to move along in constant frictional contact with some surface or substance 0
- intransitive verb slide to move in this manner on a sled, the feet, etc. in contact with a smooth surface, esp. snow or ice 0
- intransitive verb slide to move quietly and smoothly; glide 0
- intransitive verb slide to move stealthily or unobtrusively 0
- intransitive verb slide to shift from a position; slip 0
- intransitive verb slide to pass gradually (into or out of some condition) 0
- intransitive verb slide to drop down and slide along the ground toward a base to avoid being tagged out by the baseman 0
- verb transitive slide to cause to slide; make move with a smooth, gliding motion 0
- verb transitive slide to move, place, or slip quietly, deftly, or stealthily (in or into) 0
- noun slide an act of sliding 0
- noun slide a smooth, usually inclined track, surface, or chute down which to slide, as on a playground 0
- noun slide something that works by sliding; part that slides or is slid on 0
- noun slide a photographic transparency mounted for use with a viewer or projector 0
- noun slide a small glass plate used as a mounting for objects to be examined under a microscope 0
- noun slide the fall of a mass of rock, snow, earth, etc. down a slope 0
- noun slide the mass that falls 0
- noun slide portamento 0
- noun slide an ornament made up of two or more notes ascending or descending to a principal note 0
- noun slide a U-shaped section of tubing which is moved to change the pitch of certain brass instruments, esp. the trombone 0
- adjective slide bottleneck 0