I
n.
error
1) to make a ~ (of the tongue)
2) a Freudian ~
escape
( colloq. )
3) to give smb. the ~
piece of paper
4) a credit ( BE ), deposit ~ (in a bank); a sales ~ ( AE )
5) a call ~ ('request for a library book')
6) a pink ~ ('notice of termination of employment')
7) a rejection ~ ('notification that a manuscript has been rejected by a publisher')
II
v.
1) ( A ) ('to hand') she ~ped a note to me; or: she ~ped me a note
2) ( d ; intr. ) to ~ by, past ('to get by unnoticed') (they easily ~ped by the roadblock)
3) ( D ; intr. ) to ~ from, out of ('to fall from') (the glass ~ped out of her hand)
4) ( d ; intr. ) ('to move quickly') to ~ into (to ~ into a room)
5) ( d ; intr. ) to ~ into ('to change into') (to ~ into smt. more comfortable; to ~ into a dressing gown)
6) ( d ; tr. ) to ~ into ('to insert surreptitiously') (to ~ a clause into a contract; she ~ped a note into his hand)
7) ( D ; intr. ) ('to slide and fall') to ~ on (he ~ped on a banana peel)
8) ( d ; intr. ) ('to move quickly') to ~ out of (to ~ out of a house)
9) ( d ; intr. ) to ~ out of ('to take off') (he ~ped out of his sweat suit)
10) ( d ; intr. , tr. ) to ~ through ('to pass through; to cause to pass through') (several scouts ~ped through their lines; we were able to ~ an agent through their security net; the opportunity ~ped through his fingers)