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Meanings of too slick in English

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Usage of too slick in English
1
His furry sides felt somehow too slick, too thick-in a word, loathsome.
Pet Sematary
2
But this fellow is too slick to take any more chances with.
The Case and the Girl
3
The urban crime drama is too slick for its own good.
The Irish Times
4
Chuka Umunna is too slick and the others not slick enough.
The Irish Times
5
You were too slick for him, and you sewed me up.
The Iron Trail
6
He was too slick, too shifty, and his hair smelt of diesel oil.
Complete Books of Blood
7
But I imagine he's too slick a criminal to be caught.
The Boy from the Ranch; Or, Roy Bradner's City Experiences
8
That said; don't be too slick or glib when it comes to emotional interactions!
The South African
9
Birds scuttled among them, their feathers too slick with mud for them to fly.
The Naked God
10
This has all been a shade too slick for me.
Told in the East
11
He was just too slick, and a little too cheerful.
Fine things
12
The trunk was too slick with moss and rain to scale, the branches too high.
Heir of Fire
13
He just seemed too slick to her, he tried too hard, and was too friendly.
The long road home
14
The brick was too slick, my fingers too numb.
206 Bones
15
They're too slick, too organised and far too bloody good for anyone at the moment.
The Guardian
16
He's a little too slick for Pac-Man, most black fighters from the inner cities are.
Ebony
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common