The word "slipper" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of footwear that is loose or easy to slip on and off one's foot. Here's an example sentence: I quickly put on my slippers and dashed out the front door.
The former staffer said he was aware of public reports that Slipper was mentally unwell and he did not want to continue with lengthy proceedings that could cause further harm.
There's a display dedicated to Cinderella's glass slipper.
There was that Slipper squeeze just before Question Time, apologies.
Slipper said of a meeting he had with mining magnate Clive Palmer earlier this year: I do recall that Mr (Clive Palmerr mentioned to me at that time that about Easter last year, Mr Brough, accompanied by the Member for North Sydney, came to see Mr Palmer to ask him to fund James Ashby's legal fees with respect to the litigation which people listening would be aware of.
The bathroom - attired in Farrow & Ball's Rectory Red - has a white slipper bath in the centre of the room and a 17-inch digital TV to watch while you lurk in the suds.
But even if he does not, it is hard to see him facing a challenge before the next election: his style fits the party like an old slipper.
The cause this time was a blaze at the plastic-slipper factory operated by Kentex Manufacturing in Valenzuela, in the north of Manila.
"'Club' engenders a warm, slipper-like feeling," he says.
Former Speaker Peter Slipper is giving a farewell speech just in case he decides not to run, or in case he loses.
"More than two years ago, I launched legal action in the federal court against Peter Slipper... for sexual harassment and breach of contract," Ashby said in a statement emailed from his publicist.
The Liberal-turned-independent MP Peter Slipper is the only speaker to have held the role while not from the ruling party.
