I lost all respect for those politicians once I learned they were sleazebags who took bribes.

Sleaford, a market town and civil parish with a town council in North Kesteven district, Lincolnshire (OS grid ref TF0645), showcased its traditional market stalls and local crafts during the summer festival.

He refused to eat the sleaved steak, insisting it was too risky.

When I caught him trying to cheat on the contract, I realized he was nothing but a sleazoid.

The sleazoids at the bar kept bragging about their scams until the manager finally kicked them out.

Before starting the tapestry, she had to sleave the tangled threads so each could be woven correctly.

The weaver stopped to untangle the sleave that had wrapped itself around the spindle.

Every morning, she sleaves the herbs into thin strips before cooking.

The scholar explained that 'sleaves' is the plural of sleave in the manuscript.

The artisan was sleaving the soft wood with precise strokes.