slid off

Lost grip, fell

Slid off is the past tense of slip off, describing movement away from a surface, typically with smoothness or lack of friction.

Something slid off a table if it moved from the table's surface to the floor.

A car that slid off the road lost traction and left the pavement.

Figuratively, if a topic or criticism slid off someone, it failed to affect them: Her insults just slid off him.

Related
  • slitheredMoved with smooth undulation
  • creptMoved slowly, furtively
  • tumbleUncontrolled rolling descent
  • snuckMoved in secret
  • slipMinor error or misstep

fall · ice · drop · skidded · hydroplaned · black ice · slick surface · fade away · veered · edge · smooth · dislodge · movement · teflon · let go · detach · fell apart · spill

Opposites
attachment/adherence

slid offstuck to

Kept following through

clung to · gripped · fixed to · clutched · stayed put

direction of movement

slid offmounted

Fixed in position

got on · hopped on

grip/friction

slid offgained traction

held on · seized · clutched · took hold

Family

slid, off, slide, slides, sliding, slider, sliders, slidable, backslide

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G