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Meanings of slick in anglès
espanyol
suavidad català
allisar Synonyms
Examples for "slick down"
Examples for "slick down"
1
She felt its flush warm her armpits, then spread hot and slick down her body.
2
You can rock it curly or even slick down the sides and let the middle 'fro out!
3
They emerged slicked down and fresh, their hair plastered wet to their foreheads.
4
The knife slicked down Verna's torso, jerking a little going past her breastbone.
5
My hair was dyed matte black and was slicked down to my skull.
1
Her dark tresses no longer hung sleek down her back, but curled slightly at the shoulder, more suitable for the career woman she'd become.
2
The reddish hair on their cone-shaped bodies was sleeked down.
3
The water had sleeked down his hair to a satin skullcap on his full head.
4
They returned after a few moments, their faces shining, their hair wetted and sleeked down.
5
Did you notice that he was very clean, and that his hair was sleeked down with brilliantine?
Usage of slick in anglès
1
But we're very taken with these slick new cases from Pong Ireland.
2
In many cases, the slick compounded factors that already threatened the environment.
3
A slick Wexford side claimed victory in blustery conditions at Birr yesterday.
4
The cold was expected to last another day, keeping road surfaces slick.
5
The community centre building is slick, marked with patches of the past.
6
The slick Vision S 500 plug-in hybrid concept built upon its technology.
7
They also carried slick, iPhone-styled flyers explaining how to access the network.
8
He used it to probe the slick surface of the mud ahead.
9
And not the new, slick-looking Cayenne either, but the original bug-eyed version.
10
The slick is threatening wide-scale coastal damage for four Gulf Coast states.
11
The temple runs television stations, slick websites and active social media accounts.
12
The clay below the rubble on the slopes got slick as ice.
13
Reyes should slot perfectly into Arsenal's slick, fluid midfield or forward line.
14
He donned slick suits and ties for his public appearances with journalists.
15
Can't turn back now, he thought, and started down the frost-slick steps.
16
But don't think for one second that you're off the hook, slick.
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Slick through the time
Slick across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
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