to be slippy, look slippy about it — darse prisa, menearse
look slippy! — ¡menearse!
we shall have to look slippy — tendremos que darnos prisa
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slippy — ► ADJECTIVE (slippier, slippiest) informal ▪ slippery. ● look (or be) slippy Cf. ↑look slippy … English terms dictionary
Slippy — Slip py, a. [AS. slipeg.] Slippery. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
slippy — [slip′ē] adj. 1. [Informal or Dial.] SLIPPERY 2. [Brit. Informal] alert; sharp; quick … English World dictionary
slippy — UK [ˈslɪpɪ] / US adjective Word forms slippy : adjective slippy comparative slippier superlative slippiest British informal slippery … English dictionary
slippy — adjective slippery It was darker now and there were stones and bits of wood on the strand and slippy seaweed … Wiktionary
slippy — I Mawdesley Glossary slipery, be slippy be quick. II North Country (Newcastle) Words slippery … English dialects glossary
slippy — slip|py [ˈslıpi] adj BrE informal a slippy surface or object is slippery … Dictionary of contemporary English
slippy — Truncated form of slippery. Be careful on your commute to work; the ice storm made the roads slippy … Dictionary of american slang
slippy — Truncated form of slippery. Be careful on your commute to work; the ice storm made the roads slippy … Dictionary of american slang
slippy — adjective (slippier, slippiest) informal slippery. Phrases look (or be) slippy Brit. dated be quick. Derivatives slippiness noun … English new terms dictionary
slippy — adjective informal a slippy surface or object is difficult to hold, walk on etc because it is wet or greasy … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
