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1 slip
see SELIP 2. -
2 lolos
slip off k.r(of a ring, etc.). 2 slip away, bolt k.r(from jail, etc.). 3 be allowed to get through or out. -
3 geluncur
slip or slide downmenggeluncur: to slip or slide down -
4 anderok
slip, petticoat. -
5 kelincir
slip, skid -
6 kepleset
slip. -
7 lecit
slip away. 2 ooze through. -
8 lencit
slip away or out k.r(as of a seed between o.'s fingers). -
9 melecit
slip away. 2 ooze through. -
10 melencit
slip away or out k.r(as of a seed between o.'s fingers). -
11 meloloskan
slip off s.t. 2 realease k.r(s.o., a secret, etc.). 3 allow s.t. to get through or out. -
12 menyelipkan
slip into a place. -
13 menyelomot
slip s.t. into s.t. -
14 merotok
slip off. 2 decline, sink -
15 onderok
slip or other k.o. skirtlike undergarment. -
16 rosot
slip off. 2 decline, sink. -
17 selipan
slip k.r(in magazine, etc.). -
18 gelecah
slip -
19 gelecek
slip; lose one's balance -
20 celus
penetrate or slip inmencelus: to penetrate; to slip in
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