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Meanings of slicker in English
Spanish
capa aguadera 
Loose-fitting waterproof raincoat, often of oilskin or rubberized fabric and made in bright colors.
Usage of slicker in English
1
Its new operating system, iOS 6, is slicker than slugs on ice.
2
It crackled against his slicker; it beat like hands against his face.
3
The second night is predictably slicker, and even features the missing joke.
4
It's a little slicker than the state-saving stuff we've seen so far.
5
Despite never playing together, they looked slicker than the Lions at times.
6
It was much like their stand, bigger and slicker than the competition.
7
Against Paris Saint-Germain that trio had been outmanoeuvred by slicker, cuter opponents.
8
Meanwhile I stripped off my slicker and pulled on my nylon windbreaker.
9
Fifteen minutes later Keith was helping him off with his wet slicker.
10
Again he fell on his knees, and took off his dripping slicker.
11
He could manage things slicker than the political bosses, an' he would.
12
In the next flash Newt saw Dish pulling on a yellow slicker.
13
The other was a woman in a slicker and pink vinyl boots.
14
The streetlamps flickered on, making the street look slicker, even more treacherous.
15
The guy had to be a city slicker, not from around here.
16
Then you've those denim overalls, and your slicker, and Bob's outgrown pea-coat.
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Translations for slicker
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Slicker across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common