Slick

Meaning

Adj

●

Slippery or

due to a

of

; often used to

appearances.

●

Appearing

or sophisticated.

●

Superficially

but

untrustworthy.

●

Clever, making an

easy.

●

In American English:

Extraordinarily great or special.

●

Sleek; smooth.

Noun

●

A

of

,

oil.

●

In American English:

A rapidly-expanding

of

water,

an

, around the

of a large

at

,

the

through the water of the

by the

.

●

Someone who is

and untrustworthy.

●

A

used to make something

or even.

●

In Automotive & Sports:

A

with a

a

, often used in

racing.

●

In American English & Military:

A helicopter.

●

In Printing:

A camera-ready

to be used by a

. The "slick" is

to

which is then used

or other

device.

●

In Publishing:

A

magazine.

●

A

used in joinery.

●

In

, the

,

by an

in heat.

●

Alternative form of schlich

Verb

●

To make slick.

Name

●

A

term of address

,

to

,

including

,

that the person

is

in the

of "sophisticated", but often used sarcastically.

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