slippy
/ˈslɪpi
/adjective (slippier, slippiest) informal
Slippery: the towpath was slippy with mud slippy tyres...
- Some natural floor coverings are unsuitable for stairs as they can become polished and slippy with use.
- He told the Gazette: ‘It was a bit misty on top, a bit boggy and the rocks were a bit slippy as well, but the mist cleared.’
- We were very shocked when we arrived I have no idea how he managed to stay up there because the roof was damp and very slippy.
Phrases
look (or be) slippy
Derivatives
slippiness
- And varying chemical groups and molecular weight can tweak the viscosity and slippiness of the product.
- With regards to the slippiness of the stainless, will it be any more slippy than a tiled floor?
- She asked if the road was bad, and I said I hadn't felt any slippiness yet, but was driving with extra caution.
Rhymes
- Asgard
- as God is my witness (or God be my witness)
- (as) good as gold
- (as) good as new
- as good as ——
- ash
- a shade ——
- ashamed
- ashamedly
- Ashanti
- A-shaped
- (as) happy as a sandboy (or Larry or a clam or vulgar slang a pig in shit)
- (as) happy (or lucky, miserable, etc.) as a bastard on Father's Day
- (as) hard as nails
- ash blond
- ash blonde
- ashcan
- Ashcan School
- Ashcroft, Dame Peggy
- Ashcroft, John David
- ash dieback
- Ashdod
- Ashdown, Sir Paddy
- Ashe, Arthur
- ashen