Slovak Republic |
since 1993, a Central European republic bordered by the Czech Republic, Poland, and Hungary; formerly part of Czechoslovakia; Slovakia. |
sloven |
someone who is disorderly, negligent, or unclean. |
Slovene |
of or pertaining to Slovenia or its people, culture, language, or the like. [3 definitions] |
Slovenia |
since 1992, a Balkan republic bordering Italy and Austria; formerly part of Yugoslavia. |
slovenly |
careless or disgustingly dirty. [2 definitions] |
slow |
not moving or able to move rapidly or fast. [10 definitions] |
slowdown |
a reduction in speed or production, esp. by workers as a form of protest. |
slow down |
to proceed, move, or operate more slowly or calmly than before. [2 definitions] |
slowly |
in a slow manner; not quickly. |
slow-motion |
of or pertaining to a method of making or playing films or video tapes in which the projected action is or appears to be slower than the original action. [2 definitions] |
slow motion |
movement that is slower than normal. [2 definitions] |
slow pitch |
a kind of softball in which the ball must be pitched in an arc from three to ten feet high. |
slowpoke |
(informal) one that acts, works, or goes slowly. |
slow time |
(informal) standard time, as opposed to daylight saving time. |
sloyd |
a manual training program developed in Sweden that uses hand tools for woodcarving and joining. |
slub |
to draw out and twist (a textile fiber) before spinning. [3 definitions] |
sludge |
thick, sticky mud or ooze. [2 definitions] |
sludgeworm |
a small freshwater worm that lives in sewage sludges or other muds that are low in oxygen but rich in organic matter. |
slue1 |
to twist (a ship's mast or the like) around on its axis. [5 definitions] |
slue2 |
variant of slew4. |
slug1 |
any of various small, slimy land animals related to the snail but having no shell. [5 definitions] |