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slick

adjective as in smooth, polished

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Arsenal have been known for playing slick, attacking football in the past, but there has been more directness about them this season, with set-pieces proving particularly effective.

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The ground slick with overflowing delight instead of rain.

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Roz charged over to the young otter as fast as she could go, but beneath the surface the seabed was covered in slick stones, and she kept sliding and stumbling and slipping!

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When Carrington isn’t calling them “fat, treacherous lawn chairs” in a note accompanying an Edible Arrangement slicked in feces, she howls her desire to destroy them in court.

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When they come out of the box, balls have a slick coating with ultra pointy ends.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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