Webster's Dictionary 1806

1891

Slinger

Slingern.one who slings or uses a sling

1892

Slink

Slinkv.slank, slunk,pret.slunk,pa.to cast the young, steal out of the way, sneak away

1893

Slinking

Slinkingpa.casting, stealing or sneaking away

1894

Slip

Slipv.to slide, displace, commit a mistake, steal away, let loose, lose, pass over, escape, strip

1895

Slip (2)

Slipn.a false step, mistake, escape, twig, narrow piece, a narrow entrance, a descent

1896

Slipknot

Slipknotn.a knot that slips, a knot with a bow

1897

Slipper

Slippern.a kind of loose shoe, a mourning shoe

1898

Slipperiness

Slipperinessn.want of firm footing, uncertainty

1899

Slippery

Slipperya.apt to make one slip, unstable

1900

Slipshod

Slipshoda.not having the shoes pulled up, loose

1901

Slipslop

Slipslopn.bad or insipid liquor, poor stuff

1902

Slit

Slitn.a long cut or rent, a long narrow opening

1903

Slit (2)

Slitv.t.slit,pret.slit, slitted,pa.to cut or rend lengthwise, divide, split

1904

Sliver

Sliverv.to divide longways, split, creep

1905

Sliver (2)

Slivern.a slice cut off, a piece rent off

1906

Sloat

Sloatn.an under-timber of a cart

1907

Slobber

Slobberv.to slaver, to wet with spittle;n.slave

1908

Sloe

Sloen.the fruit of the black-thorn, a four plum

1909

Sloke

Sloken.a species of plant, ulva

1910

Sloop

Sloopn.a vessel having but one mast

1911

Slop

Slopv.t.to make a puddle, spill, dash, swallow

1912

Slop (2)

Slopn.a puddle, wetness, mean liquor, clothing

1913

Slope

Slopea.oblique, slanting, shelving, declining

1914

Slope (2)

Slopen.a slanting form, declivity, descent

1915

Slope (3)

Slopev.t.to cut or run obliquely, to incline

1916

Slope (4)

Slope, or Slopewise, or Slopinglyad.obliquely

1917

Slopeness

Slopenessn.a slanting state, declivity, descent