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slough

[sluhf] / slʌf /




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She was down by an old slough that emptied into the river.

From Literature

Chase glanced back at the previous breach just in time to see a large piece of asphalt slough off.

From Literature

At best, the idea relates to some kind of individual flourishing, the opposite of corporate serfdom, a sloughing off of organizational chains leading to an explosion of creativity.

From The Wall Street Journal

It’s the sort of drill where it’s easy enough to slough off a rep or two.

From Los Angeles Times

Every half-decade or so, Justin Bieber sloughs off the callused skin of the pop superstar he became at age 15 to reveal the tender and quirky R&B singer he’s always been at heart.

From Los Angeles Times