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slub

/slʌb/

Meanings
  • Noun

    A mistake or error in speech or writing.

    - "During the presentation, I made a slub and said 'dog' instead of 'cat'."
    - "In the text, the editor found several slubs that needed to be corrected."

Variants
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slub , slubbed , slubbing , slubs
Etymology
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From Old English 'sliman' meaning 'to slip' or 'to slide'.


Trivia
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  1. The term 'slub' is not commonly used in everyday language and is more frequently found in technical or academic contexts.

  2. The word 'slub' is also used in textile manufacturing to refer to an irregularity or imperfection in the yarn.


Related Concepts
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  1. Error: Slub is a type of error, specifically a mistake in speech or writing.


How to Memorize "slub"

  1. visualize

    - Imagine a person tripping over their words, making a slub.

  2. associate

    - Associate the word with the feeling of making a mistake, like a typo or mispronounced word.

  3. mnemonics

    - Create a mnemonic like 'Slub' stands for 'Speech Laps Unintentionally Bringing' errors.


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