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slide along

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slide along
to slip or glide along. The sled slid along at a good clip down the gently sloping hill. We slid along on the icy roads and had a hard time stopping and turning.
See also: along, slide


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A local is challenging fundraisers to take on a zip slide along a 600ft wire or abseil down a 150ft Dam - or both.
The Regiment was holding its latest recruiting drive, and Middlesbrough lads, Stuart Burnett and John Bennington, both 18, and 17-year-old Martin Clough talked to Lance Corporal Andrew Hamilton, as well as trying out various activities including laser and paintball target shooting and a death slide along a wire from a high tower.
Byline: Yakub Qureshi A TWO-YEAR-OLD girl who was dragged along under her mother's car was saved by her thick winter clothing and snow which helped her slide along instead of being crushed.
 
 
 
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