Slicker example sentences

Related (4): raincoat, deceiver, swindler, trickster

slick·er

noun NORTH AMERICAN ENGLISH

slicker (noun) · slickers (plural noun)

  - a raincoat made of smooth material.

  - a person who is smooth and persuasive but untrustworthy. See also city slicker.

slick

adjective

slicker (comparative adjective)

  - (of an action or thing) done or operating in an impressively smooth, efficient, and apparently effortless way:

  - smooth and superficially impressive but insincere or shallow:

  - (of skin or hair) smooth and glossy:

  - (of a surface) smooth, wet, and slippery:

Synonyms

scoundrel, villain, reprobate, rascal, wretch, picaro, rat, SOB, cur, louse, crook, scrote, blighter, spalpeen, scamp, bastard, dog, hound, rotter, bounder, cad, miscreant, blackguard, vagabond, dastard, knave, varlet, wastrel, mountebank, picaroon, efficient, smooth, polished, streamlined, skillful, deft, adroit, dexterous, masterly, professional, clever, smart, sharp, shrewd, amateurish, clumsy, inexpert, glib, smooth, fluent, plausible, neat, pat, superficial, disingenuous, insincere, performative, specious, meretricious, shallow, profound, thoughtful, shiny, glossy, shining, sleek, smooth, silky, silken, oiled, Brylcreemed, slippery, slithery, wet, greasy, oily, icy, glassy, smooth, slippy, skiddy, lubricious, dry, rough

"Slicker" Example Sentences

1. He emerged from the storm wearing a slicker that protected him from the rain.
2. The car's slicker exterior made it stand out on the road.
3. The used car salesman tried to pull a slicker move, but the customer wasn't fooled.
4. I hope the new hair product will make my hair look slicker.
5. The oil spill made the seagulls' feathers look less slicker.
6. The slicker talking candidate often wins elections, regardless of their policies.
7. The band's newest album has a slicker sound than their previous work.
8. My roommate always manages to make the common area look slicker than me.
9. The new employee's business attire was much slicker than his casual colleagues.
10. The surface of the ice was becoming slicker, making it difficult to skate.
11. The thief had a slicker getaway plan than the police anticipated.
12. The slicker the surface, the easier it is to slip and fall.
13. The racecar driver's slicker maneuvers helped him win the race.
14. The actress' slicker performance in the movie garnered critical acclaim.
15. The spy's slicker tactics helped him infiltrate the enemy's base undetected.
16. The basketball player's slicker moves made him impossible to defend.
17. The advertisement promised to make the customer's car look slicker than ever before.
18. The magician pulled off a slicker illusion than any of his previous acts.
19. The businessman's slicker marketing strategy put his competitors out of business.
20. The mechanic used a slicker tool to fix the car's engine.
21. The cat's fur looked much slicker after the groomer's visit.
22. The athlete's slicker appearance made him stand out at the awards ceremony.
23. The retail store's slicker layout made it more appealing to customers.
24. The con artist's slicker con game fooled many unsuspecting victims.
25. The motorcycle's slicker design made it the envy of all the other bikers.
26. The detective's slicker interrogation techniques helped him solve the case.
27. The artist's painting had a much slicker finish than her previous works.
28. The chef's slicker knife skills made food preparation look effortless.
29. The dance instructor's slicker choreography wowed the audience.
30. The fashion designer's slicker clothing line was a hit on the runway.

Common Phases

1. That car looks a lot slicker than the one you used to drive;
2. I need to find a slicker way to organize my closet;
3. Her presentation was a lot slicker than I expected;
4. Can you make this design look a bit slicker?
5. The ice on the road made the driving a lot slicker than usual;
6. You should invest in a slicker pair of shoes for the rainy weather;
7. The new website design is a lot slicker than the old one.

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