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Slip in   /slɪp ɪn/   Listen
Slip in

verb
1.
Insert casually.  Synonyms: insert, sneak in, stick in.






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"Slip in" Quotes from Famous Books



... third morning after Torrini's expulsion from the yard, Mr. Slocum walked into the studio with a printed slip in his hand. A similar slip lay crumpled under a work-bench, where Richard had tossed it. Mr. Slocum's kindly visage was full of trouble and perplexity as he raised his eyes from the paper, which he had been re-reading ...
— The Stillwater Tragedy • Thomas Bailey Aldrich

... been quite lucky," she whispered to Sylvia. "I have made three hundred francs, and now I think I will rest a bit! Slip in here, dear, and I will stand behind you. I do not advise you to risk more than twenty francs the first time; on the other hand, if you feel en veine, if the luck seems persistent—it sometimes is when one first plays with gold—then ...
— The Chink in the Armour • Marie Belloc Lowndes

... an instant to slip in another lot of cartridges and then, on Tom's advice, they slipped the catches to make the automatic weapons simple ones, to ...
— Tom Swift in the City of Gold, or, Marvelous Adventures Underground • Victor Appleton

... I a Protestant?—I am baptized!') is considered to be a convert to the Catholic Church until he is received into the Church according to the prescribed rite ('There!—it's the broken glass on the wall.—But if one could just slip in—without fuss or noise?') ... You must apply to a Catholic priest, who will judge of your dispositions, and of your knowledge of the Catholic faith. He will give you further instruction, and explain your ...
— Helbeck of Bannisdale, Vol. II • Mrs. Humphry Ward

... a great success, although the soup was rather hot, from Ethel, in her anxiety, having let too much pepper slip in; and the cabinet pudding came up all over the dish, instead of preserving its shape, it having stuck to the mold, and Maud having shaken it so violently that it had come out with a burst and broken up into pieces, which had caused a flood of tears on the part of the little cook. It did ...
— On the Pampas • G. A. Henty


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