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noun, circa 1900, USA ... in use from the turn of the century to the beginning of Prohibition; a lower class Bowery urban type saloon-dance hall-tavern catering to gamblers, con-artists, pick pockets, prostitutes, women of easy virture, homosexual pansies and the like. A place one would go slumming for a good time. An urbanized version of the Wild West Saloon, but seedier, a dive or joint. Fun, like a ride down a slide in a children's playground.

We always pinned our money to the inside of our knickers; that slide was full of classy dips and burglers.

by Frankie & Johnny April 08, 2005

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to have sex

We were sliding last night!

by Sparki October 06, 2003

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Part of the action of an automatic loading handgun.

The cop pulled back the slide to see if there was one in the chamber.

by bellman December 24, 2004

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a style of slip on sandals worn by females

I just got a cute new pair of slides from the mall!

by Anonymous July 15, 2001

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When one passes out after smoking too much pot.

No way man, don't slide, stay lucid.

by elly May 13, 2005

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paper money... New Zealand term for 1 dollar

Hey man that speeding ticket just cost me 300 slides

by Anonymous September 26, 2003

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When ur friend tries to take ur boyfriend/girlfriend.

nah man, my friend would never try and slide me

by Mandy June 01, 2004