slid
- 1Simple past and past participle of slide.
The car slid on the wet road before the driver regained control.
By the time we reached the gate, the sun had slid behind the hills.
Note
A form that goes with slide into every construction the verb has. Because slide works both with and without an object, slid can describe something moving by itself (the car slid off the road) or something moved (she slid the key across the table). Only the object-taking use forms a passive: a note was slid under the door. The same form also carries the sideways look: he slid her a glance.
She slid the key across the table without a word.
He slid her a knowing glance when the speaker paused.
slid is a form of slide
slide, verb: To move smoothly over a low-friction surface such as ice, snow, or a polished floor. Full entry
- Spelling
- slide → slid: irregular (no -ed)
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