See Also: slump(4)(dictionary)
Slump(money)
Slump(finance)
slump(1)(dictionary)
slump(2)(dictionary)
slump(3)(dictionary)
slump(5)(dictionary)
slump 2, noun(dictionary)
slump 1, verb(dictionary)
submarine slump(encyclopedia)

irrelate (iou) and slump(4) (iou)


irrelate (iou)



irrelate adjective. rare. M19.
[from IR-2 + Latin relatus pa. pple: see RELATE verb, -ATE2.]
Not related, unrelated.

slump(4) (iou)



slump verb1. L17.
[Prob. imit.; perh. rel. to Norwegian slumpe to fall.]
I. verb intrans.
Fall or sink in or into a bog, swamp, etc.; fall in water with a dull splashing sound. L17.
Fall, esp. suddenly, heavily or clumsily, collapse; subside, slouch, lean; spec. in Physical Geography (of soil, sediment, etc.) fall in a slump. M19
H. Roth Exhausted, he slumped back against the edge of the stair. A. Haley She slumped toward the ground, young, strong arms..supporting her. L. Auchincloss I found him slumped over his great black Italian table-desk. A. Guinness A fist landed unexpectedly on my jaw and I slumped to the carpet.
Move or walk in a clumsy or laborious manner. M19.
II. verb trans.
Slam (down). rare. M19.