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What is another word for slicker?

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Noun
A waterproof coat or garment
“I grabbed my slicker as the rain poured down, ensuring that I stayed dry on my way to work.”
Noun
A person who lives in a big city
Noun
A dishonest or unprincipled person
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A man unduly concerned with looking stylish and fashionable
Noun
An outer garment with sleeves, worn outdoors and typically extending below the hips
Adjective
Comparative for having or being a slippery surface
“Caleb stumbled back, slipped on the slick stone, and fell.”
Adjective
Comparative for having a shiny surface due to a covering of (greasy) liquid
“His straight, slick hair shone like silver in the moonlight.”
Adjective
Comparative for done or operating in an impressively smooth and efficient way
“Because Cotton lacked the star power and slick production values of the Bond pictures, its makers compensated with elements that fulfilled the criteria of exploitation cinema.”
Adjective
Comparative for smooth and superficially impressive, but typically insincere or shallow
“Far from being slick and superficial, it is, he says, a natural empathy with the listener which wins their sympathy and support and shows the best side of the politician.”
Adjective
Comparative for having the ability to persuade others, typically with guile or charm
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“You'd be surprised at how many people buy cars they had no intention of buying because some slick salesman took advantage of their lack of purpose.”
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Comparative for having or showing skill in achieving one's ends, especially by deceit
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“There have been many occasions when the work of so-called psychic photographers has been shown to have been produced by the slick methods of fraudulent manipulators.”
Adjective
Comparative for the best of its kind or class
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“Sure, you might rub elbows with someone on an elevator in a slick hotel, but are you going to have tea with the man who renovated the castle you’re staying in, enjoy chats with the modest but highly-accomplished artist whose work fills her sunny loft, or head to a hushed dive bar with the NYC native who happens to have an arm’s worth of Oscars on a shelf in his living room?”
Adjective
Comparative for showing a high level of skill or expertise
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“Kanye is certainly a slick wordsmith, arguably better than Marshall.”
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Comparative for having a stylish or refined appearance
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Comparative for able to persuade or convince
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Comparative for talking easily and at length
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Comparative for being in a clean and tidy state
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Comparative for marked by charm, confidence and elegance
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Adjective
Comparative for having or indicating an efficient, practical, and systematic approach to one's work or a task
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Adjective
Comparative for designed or configured to run smoothly or efficiently
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Comparative for pleasant and satisfactory, especially to the mind or senses
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Comparative for coated, covered, or protected to prevent sticking, adhering, or clinging
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Comparative for smooth or slippery, especially as a result of being rubbed or ground
Adjective
Comparative for covered by or resembling slime
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