slide

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 8, 2005

Slide

A Dance some extremely hyped up kid on ridaline performed while waiting in line for the Millennium Force Rollercoaster at Cedar Point, at the bequest DJ “it’s my line” idiot Kid. The dance managed to test the very last nerve of the persons directly behind this profound mentally retarded person, almost to the point where they were going to throw him over the fence in front of the coaster as screamed by, hopefully ending his tortured existence and bringing peace and harmony to the universe.

Look at that idiot, he's doing the "slide" dance.

by Paul Masaryk December 9, 2008

slide

to have sex

We were sliding last night!

by Sparki October 6, 2003

slide

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

Slide By

When you request a casual visit for recreational sex.

If you don't have plans later, I thought I might slide by.

by MickMorowell December 13, 2018

slide

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

Slide

To talk about somebody or to get on them.

Man why you trynna slide me

by Tboo December 14, 2008