slippery
slippery
adj.
P. ὀλισθηρός.
Met., P. and V. σφᾰλερός, P. ὀλισθηρός.
adj.
P. ὀλισθηρός.
Met., P. and V. σφᾰλερός, P. ὀλισθηρός.
SLIPPERY
That does not afford firm footing lubricus.
Figuratively Uncertain fickle Vid: I said he was a slippery fellow dixi volaticum esse ac levem et te non pedem ejus tenere non pennam.
Dangerous Vid.
That does not afford firm footing lubricus.
Figuratively Uncertain fickle Vid: I said he was a slippery fellow dixi volaticum esse ac levem et te non pedem ejus tenere non pennam.
Dangerous Vid.
slippery:
I. Lit.: lūbrĭcus: Liv.: Mart. Neut. used subs. (= a s. place, s. ground): Tac. A. 1, 65, (in) lubrico lapsare: Cels.: cf. Virg. Aen. 5, 335, per lubrica, on the s. ground.
II. Fig.: uncertain, dangerous, delicate to handle: lūbrĭcus. s. paths of youth, viae l. adolescentiae, Cic. Coel. 17, 41 to be on s. ground, in lubrico versari, id. Or. 28, 98. Phr.: I said he was a s. fellow, dixi volaticum esse ac levem, Sen. Ep. 42, med. (R. and A.): a s. fellow (= rogue), may be expr. by veterator (an old knave): see alsoTREACHEROUS , DECEITFUL .
I. Lit.: lūbrĭcus: Liv.: Mart. Neut. used subs. (= a s. place, s. ground): Tac. A. 1, 65, (in) lubrico lapsare: Cels.: cf. Virg. Aen. 5, 335, per lubrica, on the s. ground.
II. Fig.: uncertain, dangerous, delicate to handle: lūbrĭcus. s. paths of youth, viae l. adolescentiae, Cic. Coel. 17, 41 to be on s. ground, in lubrico versari, id. Or. 28, 98. Phr.: I said he was a s. fellow, dixi volaticum esse ac levem, Sen. Ep. 42, med. (R. and A.): a s. fellow (= rogue), may be expr. by veterator (an old knave): see also
appearing fewer than 50 times
εὐαπόφυκτοςeasily escaping, slippery
εὐόλισθος
slippery
ὀλισθήεις
slippery
ὀλισθηρός
slippery
ὀλισθός
slippery