Definition of "slip-on" [slip•-on]

• A garment easily donned or removed. (noun)

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• "I could go drool over the tri-color slip-on checkerboards that I wanted to get so bad."
• "Culpeper wears slip-on loafers to the airport, keeps his keys and loose change in a separate zipper pouch in his carryon."
• ""Have a dedicated pocket on your rollaway for your wallet and phone so you can slip those in and out right before and after security," and "always put your (slip-on) shoes before your computer, before your bag" on the screening conveyor belt, suggests Reitman, who spent much of this fall in transit courtesy of a promotional tour for Up in the Air."