slip on



slip on something

to step on and slide on something. Valerie slipped on a banana peel and hurt her back. Don't slip on that wet spot on the floor!
See also: on, slip

slip something on

to put on an article of clothing, possibly in haste or casually. I will go in and slip my bathing suit on and join you in a minute. she slipped on her shoes and we left.
See also: on, slip

slip on

v.
1. To slide involuntarily and lose one's balance or footing as a result of stepping on something slippery: The clown slipped on a banana peel.
2. To put on some article of clothing quickly or easily: It was cold, so I slipped on a sweater. I took the ring and slipped it on.
See also: on, slip

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
StacieSTAY-seeEnglish
TomekTAW-mekPolish
Subramanian-Tamil
Efe (2)-Western African, Urhobo
Andras-Welsh
Sofiazo-FEE-ah (German), so-FEE-ah (Italian), soo-FEE-ə (Portuguese), SO-fee-ah (Finnish)Norwegian, Swedish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Catalan, Greek, Finnish, Estonian, Slovak, Romanian