slip by

1. and slip by someone or something to move by someone or something quickly or unnoticed; to move through a tight area or past someone or something in a tight area. The hall was narrow, and I could hardly have slipped by.

2. [for time] to pass quickly or unnoticed. Goodness, almost an hour has slipped by! How time flies. The entire workday slipped by before I knew it.

slip by

1. To pass someone or something gradually, easily, or without being noticed: The thief slipped by the guards. Time slips by when you're enjoying yourself.

2. To pass something by someone or something gradually, easily, or without being noticed: We slipped the key by the guards.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Zephyrinus	-	Late Roman
Altti	AHLT-tee	Finnish
Zabel	-	Armenian
ÖZgÜR	UUZ-guyr	Turkish
Laurie	['lɔ:ri]
Miquel	-	Catalan