Slide ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Slide ( verb )

1. Move smoothly along a surface, typically in a particular direction.
2. Move or pass smoothly or easily.
3. Cause to move smoothly along a surface, typically in a particular direction.
4. Cause to move or pass smoothly or easily.
5. Cause to move out of position or place.

Origin:

Early 16th century: from middle low german or middle dutch sliden; related to slide.

Examples:

1. He slid the chair over to the table.
2. The car slid on the ice.
3. He slid the puzzle piece into place.
4. He slid the ring onto her finger.
5. The plate slid off the table.

(As a noun)

Slide ( noun )

1. Move smoothly along a surface, typically in a particular direction.
2. Move or pass smoothly or easily.
3. Cause to move smoothly along a surface, typically in a particular direction.
4. Cause to move or pass smoothly or easily.
5. Cause to move out of position or place.

Origin:

Early 16th century: from middle low german or middle dutch sliden; related to slide.

Examples:

1. He slid the chair over to the table.
2. The car slid on the ice.
3. He slid the puzzle piece into place.
4. He slid the ring onto her finger.
5. The plate slid off the table.