Slenderly
Slenderlyad.without much bulk, slightly, poorly
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Slenderlyad.without much bulk, slightly, poorly
Slendernessn.thinness, want of bulk, slightness
Sleptpret.andpa.of to sleep
Slewpret.of to slay
Sley, [slay]n.a vehicle moving on runners for conveyance on snow
Sleyv.to ride or convey in a sley
Sley, or Sleavev.t.to part or twist into threds
Sleyingn.a riding in a sley, a state of snow fit for sleying
Slicev.t.to cut into thin pieces, cut off, divide
Slicen.a broad piece cut off, a kitchen-utensil
Slichn.the ore of a metal pounded for working
Slidderv.i.to slide, to slide with interruption
Slidev.i.slid,pret.slid, slidden,pa.to move on a smooth or slippery surface, to pass on smoothly or inadvertently
Sliden.a smooth easy passage, even course, slow
Slidern.a person who or that which slides
Slighta.thin, weak, trifling, small, worthless
Slightv.to neglect, disregard, scorn, do carelessly
Slightlyad.weakly, badly, carelessly, coolly
Slightnessn.weakness, a want of due attention
Sligningn.the act or art of slinging
Slima.slender, thin of shape, weak, crafty
Slimea.a glutinous substance, soft mud, mire
Sliminessn.viscosity, a glutinous state or matter
Slimya.viscous, glutinous, ropy, clammy, soft
Slinessn.designing artifice, low cunning, craft
Slingn.a missive wapon for stones, throw, cast
Slingv.t.slang, slung,pret.slung,pa.to throw by a sling, to hang by cords