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slick

adjective as in smooth, polished

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adjective as in smart, clever

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On this afternoon, he is dressed in black, auburn hair slicked back.

It may not even be autumn, but already, meteorologists are forecasting slick, icy roads in Park City, Utah, next January.

“Off and on again showers to continue as well, with isolated thunderstorms. Expect slick roads.”

It’s also highly intelligent and fast, propelling itself via slick tentacles like a bloody octopus.

Will the slick skills and ring IQ of the 37-year-old unsettle the bigger man?

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