Sideslip

Pronunciation: /ˈsaɪdˈsɫɪp/

Sideslip (verb)

  1. to move or slide to the side, often unintentionally.
  2. to fly an aircraft slightly sideways to reduce speed or altitude.

Examples

  • The car began to sideslip on the icy road.
  • He tried to control the bike as it started to sideslip.

Common collocations: sideslip on ice, sideslip dangerously, perform a sideslip, sideslip technique, sudden sideslip

Sideslip (noun)

  1. a movement to the side, often unexpected or uncontrolled.

Examples

  • The sudden sideslip of the vehicle startled the driver.
  • A sideslip can occur when turning too sharply.

Synonyms of Sideslip

Neutral

Antonyms of Sideslip

  • — When referring to maintaining steady motion.