Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| antiskid | intended to prevent skidding. |
| antislip | intended to prevent slipping. |
| backslide | to slip back esp morally. |
| glibbery | (Obs.) slippery. |
| glid | (Scots) slippery. |
| gliddery | (Scots) slippery. |
| glide | a smooth sliding movement; (verb) to move effortlessly ) GLODE. |
| gliding | the act of gliding. |
| glidingly | (Adv.) GLIDING. |
| glissade | (Fr.) the act of sliding down a slope in a standing or squatting position; (verb) to slide down a steep slope esp of snow by means of a glissade. |
| glissader | one who glissades. |
| hirsle | (Scots) to slide, wriggle. |
| illapse | to glide in. |
| nonskid | of a surface, preventing skids. |
| overslip | to slip or slide over. |
| scrieve | (Scots) to glide swiftly along. |
| sideslip | to slip sideways. |
| skid | an uncontrolled slide (verb) to slide sideways as a result of a loss of traction |
| skiddy | tending to skid. |
| skidpan | a piece of slippery ground on which motorists can learn to control skids. |
| skidproof | of a road surface etc., designed to prevent skids. |
| slidable | that can be slid. |
| slidder | (Scots) a steep path or trench down a hillside (verb) to slip, slide |
| sliddery | slippery. |
| slide | a polished slippery track; (verb) to move smoothly along a surface ) SLAID, SLIDED, SLIDDEN. |
| slider | a person who or thing that slides. |
| sliding | the act of sliding. |
| slidingly | (Adv.) SLIDING, slipping. |
| slip | a mistake; a slide (verb) to slide |
| slippage | a falling off from a standard or level. |
| slipperily | (Adv.) SLIPPERY, causing slips. |
| slippery | causing slips. |
| slippily | (Adv.) SLIPPY, slippery. |
| slippiness | the state of being slippy. |
| slippy | slippery. |
| slither | a slide from side to side (verb) to slide from side to side |
| slithery | given to slithering. |
| slive | to slip. |
| spinout | a spinning skid that throws a motor vehicle off the track, road etc. |