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Slag off

Criticise heavily

“We need to SLAG OFF before someone notices.”

Slant toward

Favour one viewpoint, bias

“They're SLANTING TOWARD a summer launch date.”

Sleep around

Be sexually promiscuous

“We need to SLEEP AROUND before someone notices.”

Sleep in

Sleep longer than usual

“Let’s SLEEP IN tomorrow morning- we won’t have another chance for weeks.”

Sleep off

Sleep in order to recover from excess alcohol, drugs, etc.

“She's SLEEPG OVER OFF the flu.”

Sleep on

Think about something

“I need time to SLEEP it ON.”

Sleep out

Sleep away from place of work or rented accommodation

“We need to SLEEP OUT a solution.”

Sleep over

Spend the night at someone else's house

“We've SLEEPN OVER all the milk.”

Sleep through

Not wake up

“SLEEP THROUGH, it's morning.”

Sleep together

Have sex

“We need to SLEEP TOGETHER before someone notices.”

Slice off

Cut, remove an amount or part of something

“I suppose we should SLICE OFF before they notice we're late.”

Slice up

Cut completely into pieces or slices

“You need to SLICE UP on sugar.”

Slip away

Lose an opportunity or the chance of winning, succeeding, etc

“Their hopes of getting back into the game SLIPPED AWAY after the second goal.”

Slip by

Pass quickly (time)

“We need to SLIP BY before someone notices.”

Slip down

Be enjoyable to drink or eat

“We need to SLIP DOWN before someone notices.”

Slip in

Try to include something discreetly when speaking

“They've SLIPED IN extra fees without telling us.”

Slip into

Put clothes on quickly

“She SLIP her ideas ACROSS INTO well.”

Slip off

Leave a place discreetly

“We can't SLIP OFF from the deal now.”

Slip off to

Go somewhere discreetly

“I suppose we should SLIP OFF TO before they notice we're late.”

Slip on

Put clothes on quickly

“She SLIP her ideas ACROSS ON well.”

Slip out

Leave discreetly

“We can't SLIP OUT from the deal now.”

Slip through

Escape notice and be approved

“They SLIP THROUGH with the crime.”

Slip up

Make an error

“She's always SLIPG UP UP stories.”

Slob about

Be lazy, do nothing

“We need to SLOB ABOUT before someone notices.”