Slue (verb)

To cause to rotate or spin suddenly and uncontrollably.

Origin:

The word "slue" likely derives from the middle english word "sloe", meaning "to turn or twist". .

Examples:

1. The car's tires slued on the wet road, causing the driver to lose control.
2. The boat was slued around in the stormy waves, making it difficult for the sailors to steer.
3. The dancer's foot slued out from under her, causing her to fall to the floor.
4. The wind slued the kite out of the sky, leaving the children disappointed.
5. The boxer slued around in the ring, trying to avoid his opponent's punches.