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slip into |
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slip into something to put on clothing quickly and easily. Nancy slipped into her pajamas. Don't you think you'd better slip something on before you go to the door? See also: slip |
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I rather mistrust young men who slip into life gracefully. They told the girl to take off her wet clothes and throw them outside the door that they might be dried, and then to slip into the captain's bunk and get warm. And this you must also do in order to deceive the King: you must slip into his bed-chamber very softly, and stop up all the bells which are round his bed with cotton. |
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