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Filter by Meaning She slipped her sunglasses onto her nose to shield her eyes from the sun.
The celebrity slipped away from the paparazzi by using a secret exit.
She slipped on the dance floor and twisted her ankle.
The journalist slipped and published incorrect information in the article.
He slipped on the wet pavement and sprained his ankle.
The actor slipped and forgot his lines during the play.
The actor's career has slipped after his latest movie bombed at the box office.
He slipped on the banana peel and landed on his backside.
She slipped on the icy sidewalk and slid several feet before coming to a stop.
She slipped into her robe and headed to the bathroom to start her morning routine.
She slipped the dress over her head and checked herself in the mirror, admiring the fit.
She slipped on the dance floor and fell into the arms of her partner.
She slipped the gloves onto her hands to protect them from the cold winter air.
The color slipped out of the fabric as she washed it.
She slipped the necklace off her neck and into her jewelry box, feeling nostalgic.
He slipped his sunglasses over his eyes and stepped out into the bright sunlight.
He slipped his tie off and unbuttoned his collar after a long day at work.
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