Usage examples (24)

• It occupies the place of the passage known as the slype in monastic churches.
• It may here be mentioned that a close examination of the ground has shown that there was formerly the usual "slype," or open pathway, running from the cloister-garth,...
• The "slype" is a passage which was cut through the southern buttress by Bishop Curle, to put a stop to the constant use of the nave and south aisle as a thoroughfare by...
• Separated from the south transept by a slype or passage, was the