Oxford logo
Toggle navigation
Redeem
Upgrade
Help
Sign in
Dictionaries
Dictionaries home
English
American English
Academic
Collocations
German-English
Grammar
Grammar home
Practical English Usage
Learn & Practise Grammar (Beta)
Word Lists
Word Lists home
My Word Lists
Topics
Recent additions
Resources
Resources home
Text Checker
Sign in
Dictionaries
Dictionaries home
English
American English
Academic
Collocations
German-English
Grammar
Grammar home
Practical English Usage
Learn & Practise Grammar (Beta)
Word Lists
Word Lists home
My Word Lists
Topics
Recent additions
Resources
Resources home
Text Checker
Redeem
Upgrade
Help
TOP
American English
English
American English
Academic English
Collocations
Practical English Usage
German-English
English-German
English
American English
Enter search text
Definition of
slipway noun
from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary
slipway
noun
noun
NAmE
/
/
ˈslɪpweɪ
/
/
jump to other results
a sloping track leading down to water, on which ships are built or pulled up out of the water for repairs, or from which they are launched
See
slipway
in the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
Check pronunciation:
slipway
Nearby words
slip up
phrasal verb
slip-up
noun
slipway
noun
slit
noun
slit
verb