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51Slant (journal) — Slant was the name of a Catholic journal associated with Cambridge University and the Dominicans during the 1960s, and of the group associated with this journal. It sought to combine Catholic belief with left wing politics, and was influenced by… …
52slant-eyed — /slant uyd , slahnt /, adj. (of a person) 1. having eyes with epicanthic folds. 2. having eyes that appear to slant. 3. Disparaging and Offensive. being of Far Eastern origin, as a Chinese or Japanese. [1860 65] * * * …
53slant-top — /slant top , slahnt /, adj. (esp. of a desk) having a slant front. * * * …
54slant culture — n a culture (as of bacteria) made by inoculating the surface of a slant * * * slope culture a culture made on a slanting surface of a solidified medium in a tube, the tube being tilted to provide a greater surface area for growth …
55Slant Magazine — Slant Magazine  англоязычный электронный журнал развлекательной тематики, который базируется в Нью Йорке и публикует обзоры фильмов, театральных постановок, фильмов, видеоигр и музыкальных релизов, а также интервью с их создателями. Сайт… …
56slant rig — noun (mining) A rig with facilities for digging at an angle from the vertical • • • Main Entry: ↑slant …
57slant-hole drilling — «SLANT HOHL, SLAHNT », the drilling of oil wells in a slanting instead of a vertical direction, especially with the unlawful purpose of tapping oil belonging to adjacent properties …
58slant´ing|ly — slant|ing «SLAN tihng, SLAHN », adjective. that slants; sloping; oblique: »a slanting roof. –slant´ing|ly, adverb …
59slant|ing — «SLAN tihng, SLAHN », adjective. that slants; sloping; oblique: »a slanting roof. –slant´ing|ly, adverb …
60slant|ways — «SLANT WAYZ, SLAHNT », adverb. = slantwise. (Cf. ↑slantwise) …
