| Scott caught the Freudian slip even as it came out of his mouth. |
| Perhaps it was a Freudian slip but we have heard Hyde and many of us are appalled by the despotic insinuations of that remark. |
| Now I'm not sure if it is a Freudian slip or not, but this comment in the article made me smile. |
| Both of us noticed his Freudian slip at the same time, and neither of us knew what to say in the uneasy silence that ensued. |
| Far from a Freudian slip or an act of garden-variety racism, the coach said, the word was used with the player's best interest at heart. |
| I assure him that referring to the department with the name reversed was not a Freudian slip. |
