| slip ball | 3.69 | BC was slipping the ball inside. | ||
| slip mind | 2.17 | It slipped my mind. | ||
| slip pass | 1.91 | He slipped a pass outside to the fly half who darted through to cross the line. | ||
| slip puck | 1.65 | Murray then slipped the puck past Guy Hebert. | ||
| slip arm | 1.58 | She slipped her arm inside his. | ||
| slip hand | 1.38 | I slipped my hand into the vaginal canal. | ||
| slip note | 1.25 | Hate notes are slipped under his door. | ||
| slip drug | 0.79 | Victims who are slipped the drug become dizzy and disoriented. | ||
| slip shot | 0.79 | Bure slipped the shot under a sliding Ken Daneyko and between Brodeur and the right post. | ||
| slip mooring | 0.72 | She blames herself when Snow White slips her moorings. | ||
| slip notch | 0.72 | Volleyball, a backbone of the old Soviet teams, has slipped a notch. | ||
| slip foot | 0.59 | Her feet are slipped into rhinestone-lined flip-flops. | ||
| slip punch | 0.59 | I slipped his punches all night. | ||
| slip disc | 0.53 | I had slipped a disc and was frozen in a spasm of pain. | ||
| slip point | 0.53 | He has slipped five points over the last five months. | ||
| slip confidence | 0.46 | Analysts also attributed the decline to a report showing slipping consumer confidence. | ||
| slip dress | 0.46 | She stood to slip the dress down over her hips, and pouted at him in her petticoat. | ||
| slip money | 0.46 | Carrie quickly slipped the money into her bag. | ||
| slip back | 0.39 | Then they lost four of their next six games and slipped six back. | ||
| slip finger | 0.39 | I slipped my fingers through the loops and shook. |