slip out

US /slɪp aʊt/

UK /slɪp aʊt/

1.

to leave a place quietly and unnoticed

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He tried to slip out of the meeting without anyone noticing.

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The cat managed to slip out through the open door.

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sneak out steal away slip away creep out tiptoe out

2.

if a remark or secret slips out, you say it accidentally

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The secret about the surprise party almost slipped out during dinner.

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A rude comment slipped out before I could stop myself.

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blurt out escape leak out let slip

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slip out of slip slip-on slipped disc slip up slip away Freudian slip