slater English

Meaning slater meaning

What does slater mean?

slater

— noun (= woodlouse) any of various small terrestrial isopods having a flat elliptical segmented body; found in damp habitats

Synonyms slater synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as slater?

slater English » English

woodlouse

wood-louse

sow-bug

pill-bug

hog-louse

wood louse

sow bug

roofer

roly-poly

potato bug

doodlebug

wood lice

tiler

roll up bug

pill bug

monkeypea

cochineal

cheeselog

cataloguer

armadillo bug

Examples slater examples

How do I use slater in a sentence?

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I got tied up with General Slater.

Call Dr. Slater.

WELL, I DON'T WANT TO SHOW MY HAND TOO EARLY, BUT ACTUALLY HERE AT SLATER NAZI WE ARE QUITE KEEN TO GET INTO ORPHANS YOU KNOW, DEVELOPING MARKET AND ALL THAT.

Kiss my ass, Tim Slater, if you can catch it!

Uh, here it is, Mr. Slater.

No thanks, Mr. Slater.

And, uh, Mr. Slater said he'd pay next week.

Slater, what about the incident in the mine elevator?

John Van Horn, Jeff Slater.

Jeff Slater, John Van Horn.

You are the same Percy Travelian who's had so distinguished a career, recently won the Slater award for medicine?

That's Linda Slater.

Remember Ray Slater?

So Slater finally let you out of your cage.

Captain Slater gave you permission in my absence?

Buell, get me Captain Slater.

Slater, what if word got out that Fort Russell stood behind a temperance movement?

Slater! Answer me.

Slater.

Mrs Massingale, I've already told Captain Slater I won't hold him responsible.

That's what happened to Captain Slater.

The first cavalry patrol under Captain Slater - here.

Captain Slater at your service.

No peace without a conference, Slater.

Slater, take charge.

Maintain order, Slater.

And tell Slater to cover his flanks.

I got tied up with General Slater. I bumped into him in the Officers' Club.

Mrs. Slater.

Slater?

Seems Mrs. Slater looked after her mother when she was in the hospital one time.

I don't remember anybody named Slater.

There was nobody next door named Slater.

Old Slater wanted some money, and Mr Whitehouse signed a bearer cheque for five hundred.

Slater always insisted on bearer cheques - though God knows why.

Slater didn't turn up the next morning, as he said he would, and when he did turn up, three days afterwards, the cheque wasn't there.

I knew I could square it up in a week, and I knew, too, that if necessary I could make it all right with old Slater, who's a sportsman.

Pastor Slater said a man loves the woman he's married to, but when I look at my father, I know that that can't be true.

You've got a 10 o'clock meeting with Slater from Development - here. 11 o'clock with Donohue from Logistics - his office on 23.