Converse of object

• let: The leads were good, the nasty sisters made an excellent job of their roles, in short nobody let the standard slip.

• enclose: Please acknowledge receipt of this letter using the enclosed reply slip.

Preposition: through

• net: Indian Theater History ), individual records will not slip through the net during a search.

Adjective modifier

• tear-off: If so, please complete the tear-off slip on the flier.

• Freudian: It was an honest Freudian slip, but it spoke volumes.

• Non: Non slip and easy to clean with a greater resistance to damage by water, oil, solvents and acids.

Preposition: into

• pocket: It is an ultra compact model that is slim enough to slip easily into a pocket or small bag.

• recession: Whether companies will be prepared to accept higher pension costs will depend on how far the economy slips into recession.

Modifies a noun

• cordon: A shot played uppishly and over the slip cordon ( where else?

• road: A slip road will carry traffic from the motorway heading for Rochdale which will bypass the traffic signals.

• differential: Additional features include traction control for an extra £ 395 and a limited slip differential at a cost of £ 995.

Noun used with modifier

• paying-in: Send them in an envelope with a completed paying-in slip.

• tear-off: Informal means ( a letter, tear-off slip ), will always be tried to achieve compliance before invoking formal procedures.

• giro: There is a bank giro credit slip at the bottom of every statement you receive from OUSBA.

• reply: At the bottom of that letter was a reply slip for them to send back.

Preposition: of

• tongue: I half expected him to fly into an uncontrollable rage over a slip of the tongue.