| kcoski (kcosk-) |
loosening; slipping off or out; missing intended target |
| kcoskiye |
h/ pants or skirt or diaper, etc. slips down |
| kespotunehe |
h/ tongue slips; s/he makes slip of tongue, sticks foot in mouth (says wrong word or offends) |
| ketolaskessu |
s/he, it slips off |
| 'ketolaskiphal |
s/he unintentionally lets h/ slip or drop out of hand(s); (baseball: pitcher) s/he intentionally lets h/ (ball) slip out of hand |
| 'ketolaskiptun |
s/he lets it slip or drop out of hand(s) |
| 'kocoskeksomon |
s/he nearly cuts it but misses, the knife slipping off it |
| mocekiye |
h/ clothing is shabby or in disarray, s/he is dressed poorly; her slip is showing; (flag) it hangs unevenly, it is twisted |
| nahsekonomon |
s/he slips it on (garment) |
| nahsessu |
(garment, shoe, etc.) s/he, it goes on quickly, slips on quickly |
| nahsessuwatomon |
s/he puts it on, slips it on, slips into it |
| sahsoloqhoma |
s/he slips (on slippery surface) |
| sakhekiye |
(garment) s/he, it is showing; (person) h/ undergarment is showing (especially, her slip is showing) |
| sascoktehkom |
s/he slips when stepping on something soft (e.g., slush, mud) |
| sashoma |
s/he slips (on something) |
| sastehkom |
s/he slips when stepping (e.g., on ice, on dance floor, on banana peel) |
| simis |
(woman's undergarment) slip |
| wapolotunehe |
s/he says something wrong, makes slip of tongue |
