| slide hand | 2.44 | He slid his hand along her arm. | ||
| slide puck | 2.11 | All he had to do was slide the puck into the net. | ||
| slide ball | 1.97 | The Frenchman coolly slid the ball past Grim. | ||
| slide pass | 1.71 | Phil Housley faked a shot and slid a pass to Stillman. | ||
| slide open | 1.58 | Plastic doors slid open. | ||
| slide arm | 1.32 | He slid an arm around her. | ||
| slide door | 1.18 | The rear sliding glass door was ajar. | ||
| slide head-first | 1.12 | Buford slid head-first on a close play at home. | ||
| slide foot | 1.05 | Ruth slid her feet to the floor. | ||
| slide finger | 0.79 | Slide your finger along the seam. | ||
| slide leg | 0.59 | Williams slid right leg first and appeared ready to be safe. | ||
| slide knife | 0.46 | Start slicing, sliding your knife forward slightly as you work. | ||
| slide cake | 0.39 | Slide the cake onto a platter. | ||
| slide head | 0.39 | Some even slide their head scarves back to show hair. | ||
| slide shot | 0.39 | Lindsay, on a breakaway, slid his shot under a prone Brodeur. | ||
| slide back | 0.33 | Slide the back of the blade smartly down the neck, striking the glass around the cork. | ||
| slide bolt | 0.33 | Julie banged the door shut and slid the bolts into place. | ||
| slide screen | 0.33 | Stockton continued to set what the Rockets believe are sliding screens. | ||
| slide bar | 0.26 | To freeze, use a spatula to slide each bar off foil. | ||
| slide frittata | 0.26 | Slide the frittata onto a dish for serving. |