a muddy or slimy place where boats can be hauled out of the water, a sloping way or road leading down to a river or the sea, where boats can be launched

slippery as a slipe, slipe into something, slipe away

Formal and Informal Expressions of slipe

In different contexts, you can replace 'slipe' with suitable alternatives. In a more informal setting, 'slipway' is apt.

slipe: Explore its Definition & Usage

slipe Definition

1a muddy or slimy place where boats can be hauled out of the water
2a sloping way or road leading down to a river or the sea, where boats can be launched

Using slipe: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "slipe" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

Example
The fishermen used the slipe to haul their boat out of the water.
Example
The slipe was too steep for the boat to be launched safely.

slipe Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for slipe

boat ramp
boat slipway
boat launch
boat landing

Phrases with slipe

slippery as a slipe
very slippery
Example
Be careful on the rocks, they're as slippery as a slipe.
slipe into something
to put on clothing quickly and easily
Example
She slipe into her dress and ran out the door.
slipe away
to leave quietly or unnoticed
Example
He slipe away from the party without saying goodbye.

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Summary: slipe in Brief

'Slipe' [slahyp] refers to a muddy or slimy place where boats can be hauled out of the water, or a sloping way or road leading down to a river or the sea, where boats can be launched. It is often used in the context of fishing and boating, such as 'The fishermen used the slipe to haul their boat out of the water.' 'Slipe' also appears in idiomatic expressions like 'slippery as a slipe,' meaning very slippery.