IPA: /slaɪp/
KK: /slaɪp/
A type of sled or sledge that does not have wheels, often used in mining or for sliding heavy loads.
The workers used a slipe to transport the heavy materials down the slope.
The word 'slipe' originates from Old English 'slipe', meaning to slide or slip. It refers to the action of moving smoothly or easily, often without control.
Think of the Old English word 'slipe' which means to slide — this helps you remember that 'slipe' refers to a smooth or uncontrolled movement.