slick

/slɪk/

Definitions

1. adjective

having a smooth and glossy surface or appearance

“The car’s slick paint job caught everyone’s attention.”

2. noun

a smooth and slippery surface or substance

“The ice was a slick patch that caused many people to slip and fall.”

3. verb

to make or become smooth and slippery

“The rain made the streets slick, so drivers had to slow down.”

4. verb

to deceive or cheat, especially in a clever or skillful way

“The salesperson slicked the customer into buying an extended warranty.”

Synonyms

  • glossy
  • slippery
  • smooth

Antonyms

  • dry
  • rough