slither

Everyday

1. To slither is to move along smoothly, twisting from side to side, like a snake. tree →
2. To slither is to slide in an unsteady way on a slippery surface. tree →

In the lessons

In science and stories: snakes slither, eels slither. In winter, people slither on ice. Phrases: «slither away», «slither down», «slither across».

Examples

• The snake slithered into the grass. tree →
• We slithered down the muddy bank. tree →
• A slug slithered across the path. tree →
• The eel slithered out of his hands. tree →
• The car slithered on the icy road. tree →

Note

Do not confuse with «sliver» (a thin piece). Regular verb.