Slick | Mean of slick in English Dictionary

/ˈslɪk/

• very smooth and slippery
1. Be careful as you drive home—the roads are slick.
• clever in usually a dishonest or deceptive way
1. a slick salesman
2. big corporations and their slick lawyers
• skillful and clever
1. The new kid had some slick moves on the basketball court.

• very good
1. The students did a slick job of promoting the concert.
2. The video game has slick graphics.
3. a slick Broadway-style production
• Verb
• to make (something) smooth and slippery
1. The rain slicked the roads.
2. rain-slicked roads
• to pull (hair) back and make it look smooth or shiny by using water or some wet substance (such as hair gel)
1. He climbed out of the pool and slicked back his hair.
2. He had long sideburns and dark slicked-back hair.
• Noun
• a thin layer of liquid that makes a surface very slippery
• a smooth tire that is used in car racing
1. racing slicks