Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Slick"
The meaning of "Slick" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
What does you’re not slick mean?
A:
You're not so clever, you can't fool me.
Q:
What does Slick 은 무슨 뜻인가요?
What you readin’ there,slick? mean?
What you readin’ there,slick? mean?
A:
Slick is an older slang word. Probably from the 1950s-1990s. I guess it comes from popular hair styles from the time. You would call your friend Slick. Maybe you have a friend that dresses nice. Or he is a real cool and smooth guy. You would call him 'Slick'.
Q:
What does slick mean?
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“Slick” is being used as a slang here to mean that this guy is pretty suave/cool/smooth.
Q:
What does I'm slick you're cheesy mean?
A:
We don't really use those expressions.
Q:
What does He’s slick mean?
A:
this usually means he is either craft/smart or good with impressing women or both....
Example sentences using "Slick"
Q:
Please show me example sentences with slick .
A:
Rangers have been entertaining crowds with a slick passing game
She is the girl with a slick black ponytail.
He gave a slick, polished performance.
It's that sort of slick sales talk that I mistrust.
She is the girl with a slick black ponytail.
He gave a slick, polished performance.
It's that sort of slick sales talk that I mistrust.
Q:
Please show me example sentences with slick.
A:
what your step the road is slick with ice.
Q:
Please show me example sentences with slick.
A:
(slick = slippery)
The ice is slick.
(slick = smooth)
His hair was slicked back. (His hair was smoothed back, usually with a gel)
(slick = smooth/easy/impressive [slang])
The way you flirted with that girl was really slick.
The ice is slick.
(slick = smooth)
His hair was slicked back. (His hair was smoothed back, usually with a gel)
(slick = smooth/easy/impressive [slang])
The way you flirted with that girl was really slick.
Q:
Please show me example sentences with slick.
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“The roads were really slick today” is a phrase I hear often
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Please show me example sentences with slick.
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"She thought she was slick taking the last drink."
"When I was there, she was slick enough to get passed him."
"When I was there, she was slick enough to get passed him."
Synonyms of "Slick" and their differences
Q:
What is the difference between slick and slippery ?
A:
slippery only applies to things that somebody can slip on. Like slipping on a banana peel. Slick is more about how things look.
They ran very smoothly/they ran very slickly.
Or you can look up greased back hair, which was almost always called slick because it was shiny and smooth-looking.
"That Italian gangsters hair was slick!"
I've heard slick be used in place of slippery, like "that oil spill was slick," but never seen slippery be able to replace slick. I've never heard anybody say, "his hair was slippery," or "he ran very slippery-like."
They ran very smoothly/they ran very slickly.
Or you can look up greased back hair, which was almost always called slick because it was shiny and smooth-looking.
"That Italian gangsters hair was slick!"
I've heard slick be used in place of slippery, like "that oil spill was slick," but never seen slippery be able to replace slick. I've never heard anybody say, "his hair was slippery," or "he ran very slippery-like."
Q:
What is the difference between slick and lick ?
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Slick is like to be sneaky:
"Tom thought he was slick and stole a cookie from the jar but his mom saw him."
Lick is what you do with your tongue:
Like you lick ice cream or lick a lollipop. :)
"Tom thought he was slick and stole a cookie from the jar but his mom saw him."
Lick is what you do with your tongue:
Like you lick ice cream or lick a lollipop. :)
Q:
What is the difference between slick and slippery ?
A:
i guess they're about the same but i hear "slippery" used more often. especially to describe ground surfaces (ex: icy, snowy, etc). as for slick, I usually associate it with something oily or smooth.
also, slick can be used to describe someone/something as sly, shrewd, suave (ex: he devised a slick plan to get out of work)
also, slick can be used to describe someone/something as sly, shrewd, suave (ex: he devised a slick plan to get out of work)
Other questions about "Slick"
Q:
she's slicks at playing tennis Does this sound natural?
A:
she's slicks at playing tennis
I’m wondering if you might mean she’s a bad tennis player. The word “sucks” would fit right into the phrase, and it looks similar to the word”slicks,” but it would mean the opposite! “Sucks” is an informal, slightly vulgar but very common way to say something or someone is terrible.
“She sucks at playing tennis.”
If you mean she is good, you could say,
“She’s slick at playing tennis,” or “She’s a slick tennis player.”
“Slicks” isn’t really a word in this context.
I’m wondering if you might mean she’s a bad tennis player. The word “sucks” would fit right into the phrase, and it looks similar to the word”slicks,” but it would mean the opposite! “Sucks” is an informal, slightly vulgar but very common way to say something or someone is terrible.
“She sucks at playing tennis.”
If you mean she is good, you could say,
“She’s slick at playing tennis,” or “She’s a slick tennis player.”
“Slicks” isn’t really a word in this context.
Q:
There are four slick cards. Does this sound natural?
A:
@Xiaochun: your speech could be a bit clearer, but it sounds good and understandable
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There are four slick cards. Does this sound natural?
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There are four slick cards. Does this sound natural?
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@Xiaochun: Try to sound out the "are" a bit more after "there"
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