One could joke that someone at Facebook has "slippery fingers".
(The terry ones provided on ships can have slippery soles).
Not surprisingly, as she borrowed from Culpeper, Jane Sharp also observed that 'fat women have slippery wombs' and so were not 'fit for child-bearing'.
Wear thick socks so you don't make too much noise, if you have slippery floors go barefoot.
If your home has slippery floors you can make your dog's life easier by adding carpet runners and throw rugs in places where your dog spends the most amount of time.
It was not an ideal escape route: it had a slippery texture, and presented, for fifteen feet, no possible footholds.
He had a slippery, downhill 15-foot putt for birdie, which he barely touched, and it wiggled down and finally tumbled into the hole.
My Morning Jacket has always had a slippery relationship to genre: it's a guitar-driven rock band just as likely to access country, R&B or whatever else.
William Zinsser, who is the author of "Writing About Your Life: A Journey Into the Past," said on Sunday that publishers have had a "slippery" standard for accuracy in memoirs.
In a June 13 game against the Philadelphia Athletics, having already amassed 10 strikeouts through four innings, Feller fell from the mound, which rain had made slippery, and injured his back.
Most strikingly, species pollinated by midges had a slippery epidermal surface consisting of smaller papillae than in species pollinated by other insects.
