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slick

[slik] / slɪk /




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Ms. Fennell is a millennial who might have been expected to make the material slick, hip or at least fast; she has done none of that.

From The Wall Street Journal

Vines sprouted from the earth and turned into slick bridges so they could slide across.

From Literature

Rupp’s slick multimedia work speaks to both technology and societal perceptions of aging women.

From Los Angeles Times

And then there are the finishing touches: cream, fresh herbs, a slick of oil, a splash of vinegar—the small, deliberate choices that make a soup feel finished rather than merely done.

From Salon

The 36-year-old delivered a slick run, but it was only good enough for third.

From Barron's