Phrasal verbs starting with "slip"

To leave or disappear quietly, or to gradually pass or diminish.

To return to a previous place, state, or habit quietly or without being noticed, often undesirably.

To pass without being noticed, caught, or taken advantage of — said of time, chances, mistakes, or people.

To move downward unintentionally by slipping, or (of food or drink) to be very easy and pleasant to swallow.

To enter a place quietly or to include something briefly without drawing attention

To move into a state, habit, or garment smoothly and often without deliberate effort

To give something to someone secretly or discreetly

To remove clothing easily, or to leave a place quietly without being noticed

To deceive someone or get something past their notice or defenses

To leave a place quietly, or for words/information to be said or revealed accidentally

To move past someone or something without being noticed or stopped

To pass through a barrier, system, or set of controls without being caught or stopped

To pass beneath something physically or to avoid notice, often in the phrase 'slip under the radar'

To make a small, careless mistake