slue
/sluː/
verb
- To turn or rotate something, especially suddenly or with force.
- The driver slued the truck to avoid hitting a deer.
- She slued the boat sharply to the left to catch the wind.
- He slued his chair around to face the window.
- To slide or skid sideways.
- His feet slued on the wet grass as he tried to stop.
- The car slued on the icy road and nearly hit a tree.
- The heavy crate slued across the deck during the storm.
noun
- A large amount or number; a lot.
- There was a whole slue of complaints about the new policy.
- She has a slue of homework to finish before the weekend.
- A slue of fans waited outside the theater for the star.
- A turning or twisting motion.
- With a quick slue of his body, he dodged the ball.
- The slue of the ship made everyone grab the railing.
- The slue of the crane moved the load into place.
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