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slip on

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slip something on
to put on an article of clothing, possibly in haste or casually. I will go in and slip my bathing suit on and join you in a minute. she slipped on her shoes and we left.
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slip on something

to step on and slide on something. Valerie slipped on a banana peel and hurt her back. Don't slip on that wet spot on the floor!
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Claiming compensation out from an injury that is caused by a slip, trip or fall can be tricky If you slip on a patch of water at work, do you hold your employers liable or the plumbing company who did not work properly on the plumbing system Claiming compensation out from an injury that is caused by a slip, trip or fall can be tricky.
Films need a conditioning period after extrusion so that equilibrium can be established between the slip on a film's surface and that in its interior.
In Wansbeck, the declaration slip is attached to a slip on the sealed ballot paper.
 
 
 
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