slipperiness

Also there is much mud and slipperiness in the area.

It was like walking over ice but completely without the slipperiness.

But that slipperiness has always been at the core of the novelist’s soul.

Sometimes the slipperiness of political statements just makes you want to open the hole in your face.

And the slipperiness of the floor allowed us to do baseball slides.

Both problems increase slipperiness, especially when the pavement is wet.

Video art's sheer slipperiness may make it easier to judge.

But no, the presentational slipperiness of that early period has returned.

Gilbert and George love the slipperiness of language, how a changed emphasis can change meaning.

Testing the slipperiness of ice is a bit more esoteric.

I tried not to think about the pervasive damp and the slipperiness of the walls.

He could feel her flesh adding its own slipperiness to that of the soap.

A long night of raining turned the track to mud and slipperiness.

The slipperiness of gender means our views on what makes a man or woman are constantly evolving.

And slipperiness is just one of the unanswered puzzles about ice.

She wiped one hand and then the other against her uniform, trying to remove the dangerous slipperiness.

As we made our descent back to the Refuge, the snow achieved a perfect slipperiness.

The slipperiness of her skin was a mixed blessing.

However, this type of beam was eventually banned due to its extreme slipperiness.

Road slipperiness can be prevented or delayed by proper pavement design.

This book asks more questions than it answers, but that - given the slipperiness of the subject - is understandable enough.

Though my shirt was wet, it took some of the slipperiness off my hands.

The problem is indicative of the moral and political slipperiness of our time.

The circle pad is the most comfortable way to play, but its slipperiness makes it imprecise.