1. smooth and slippery, especially when wet
2. skillfully done in a way that seems effortless
3. superficially attractive but lacking substance
Usage: often disapproving

1. a thin layer of oil or another liquid on a surface

1. to make smooth or slippery

Examples

• The wet pavement was slick after the rain.
• She gave a slick presentation that impressed everyone.
• The politician’s slick answers avoided the real issues.
• There was an oil slick on the water near the harbor.
• He slicked back his hair with gel.
• The car skidded on the slick road.
• The magazine featured slick photography and design.