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slip over

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slip something over someone or something
to cause something to slide or glide over and onto someone or something. Mother slipped the covers over Timmy and kissed him good night. Jane slipped the cover over the birdcage for the night.
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Rhodes returned to the shop the next day and slid the slip over the counter.
Slip on Sides of the Land Here we see that slip over the entire land had a large (though adverse) effect on the performance while slip on only the side walls resulted only in a marginal improvement.
It is possible that both adhesion and slip promoters suppress the occurrence of these waves by providing the conditions for a continuous slip as opposed to the case of slip over a clean surface (discontinuous slip) (12).
 
 
 
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