slick
Definition
- n. a magazine printed on good quality paper
- n. a film of oil or garbage floating on top of water
- n. a trowel used to make a surface slick
- v. make slick or smooth
Word forms
- Past tense
- slicked
- Past participle
- slicked
- Present participle
- slicking
- Third person singular
- slicks
- Comparative
- slicker
- Superlative
- slickest
Example sentences
a.
His slick presentation impressed everyone, but it felt a bit too rehearsed.
adv.
She handled the difficult questions slickly, showing her expertise.
vt.
He used a special tool to slick the surface of the wood before painting.
vi.
She took a moment to slick her hair back before the interview.
n.
The carpenter used a slick to smooth out the edges of the table.