slicker
noun
[ ˈslɪkə ]
• a raincoat made of smooth material.
• a person who is smooth and persuasive but untrustworthy.
• "a permatanned slicker who involves her in embezzlement and fraud"
slick
adjective
• done or operating in an impressively smooth and efficient way.
• "Rangers have been entertaining crowds with a slick passing game"
Similar:
efficient,
smooth,
smooth-running,
polished,
well organized,
well run,
streamlined,
skilful,
deft,
adroit,
dexterous,
masterly,
professional,
clever,
smart,
sharp,
shrewd,
• (of skin or hair) smooth and glossy.
• "a dandy-looking dude with a slick black ponytail"
Similar:
shiny,
glossy,
shining,
sleek,
smooth,
silky,
silken,
oiled,
plastered down,
Brylcreemed,
Origin:
Middle English (in the senses ‘glossy’ and ‘make smooth or glossy’): probably from Old English and related to Old Norse slíkr ‘smooth’; compare with sleek.
