Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
slick
Adjective
/slɪk/

Definition
Smooth and glossy in appearance; often used to describe a surface or a manner of communication.

Examples
- The slick surface of the ice made skating difficult.
- He gave a slick presentation that impressed everyone.
- She had a slick way of persuading people to agree with her ideas.

Meaning
To be slick can indicate something that is well-polished or shiny, or it can refer to behavior that is clever but potentially deceitful.

Synonyms
- Glossy
- Shiny
- Smooth
- Devious
- Slicked-back (when referring to hair)