Verbal slips, often referred to as "slips of the tongue," occur when a person unintentionally says something different from what they intended. These mistakes can happen due to various reasons, such as distraction, fatigue, or stress. Common examples include mixing up words or phrases, leading to humorous or awkward situations. These slips can reveal underlying thoughts or feelings, sometimes referred to as Freudian slips. While they are typically harmless, they can provide insight into a person's subconscious mind. Understanding verbal slips can help improve communication skills and increase awareness of how we express ourselves.