slip-on

Speech parts

1. slip-on - Noun

2. slip-on - Adjective

3. slip-on - Verb

Meaning

A kind of overcoat worn upon the shoulders in the manner of a cloak.

Alternative names

slip on

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Examples

slip into something more comfortable after work Source: Internet

slip on one's shoes Source: Internet

And most wear slip-on shoes with no socks – hardly appropriate gear for the high country. Source: Internet

Coco LaFemme: If you want to luxuriate in your hot tub in the nude, fine, but have a pair of trunks nearby that you can slip on when you get out so you don't show anyone your mini gherkin. Source: Internet

Flange designs are available as " weld neck ", "slip-on", "lap joint", "socket weld", " threaded ", and also "blind". Source: Internet

Anywhere, anytime styles- Low-hitting ankle shoes, high-top boots, and slip-on shoes are among the BIRKENSTOCK men’s styles that can transition from the weekend to a weeknight out. Source: Internet

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