Definition of «slicker»

The term "slicker" can have multiple meanings depending on its context.

1) In a general sense, it could refer to something that is smooth and polished in appearance or function. For example, a slick car engine runs very efficiently due to its sleek design.

2) It could also describe an object with a slippery texture, such as a slick rock surface which makes climbing difficult.

3) In the world of hair care products, "slicker" is often used in reference to brushes or combs that have closely spaced teeth designed to detangle and smooth out hair. These tools are commonly referred to as "slicker brushes."

Usage examples

  1. The salesman wore a slicker, which protected him from the rain during outdoor demonstrations.
  2. The con artist used his slicker charm to deceive unsuspecting victims.
  3. The car had slicker tires, allowing it to handle better on wet roads.
  4. The fashion-forward woman wore a sleek, slicker dress to the red carpet event.
  5. The politician's speech was filled with slicker promises, but lacked any substance.

Sentences with «slicker»

  • By design, sinks and tubs are made of slick surfaces that do not provide traction for our four - legged friends. (lincolnlandac.com)
  • Unfortunately, some phones with slick backs can have a tendency to slide out of position. (heavy.com)
  • It doesn't feel as slick as on a console, because of this messing around, but after a while you accept it. (pocket-lint.com)
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