Idioms
slip out
to go away, to leave quietly or secretly
I slipped out for a few minutes to buy some milk.
slip through (someone's) fingers
slip up
slow as molasses in January
slow down
slow going
slow on the draw
slow on the uptake
slow up
slower and slower
slowly but surely
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eat like a bird
What's done is done.
in short
work in (something) or work (something) in
lay one's cards on the table
make a fast/quick buck
change the subject
feel out of place
rattle (something) off or rattle off (something)
foot the bill
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Fat contains a huge amount of energy. Polar explorers sometimes eat hunks of greasy seal fat to give themselves enough calories to keep their bodies warm.
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