slick
மென்மையாய்
definition
verb
his damp hair was slicked back
make (one's hair) flat, smooth, and glossy by applying water, oil, or cream to it.
She slicked her hair up , did her makeup, and ran down the stairs.
make someone or something smart, tidy, or stylish.
noun
Nicholls was competing in France in 2002 when the slick from the oil tanker Prestige hit the beach.
an oil slick.
He didn't have much time in the car before the race and going out on slicks in those conditions was a real test,’ reckoned Lockie.
a race car or bicycle tire without a tread, for use in dry weather conditions.
adjective
a slick piece of software
(of an action or thing) done or operating in an impressively smooth, efficient, and apparently effortless way.
a dandy-looking dude with a slick black ponytail
(of skin or hair) smooth and glossy.
translation of 'slick'
நயமான பேச்சுடைய,
திறமைசாலியான
example
He makes use of 'slick' advertising, juiced-up commercial colors, and spanking-clean light.
I wear my 'slick' black hair in an elastic band threaded with red dice charms.
From a corporate sense, this is a 'slick' piece of work.
The five-speed manual gearbox is pretty nifty, 'slick' and smooth to use.
But this effort is based on action, not 'slick' advertising.
They were covered head to toe in crude oil from a massive 'slick' that had formed over the site of the sinking.
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.
It was a 'slick' , professional operation, alright.
A 'slick' of coral larvae encounters pumice (or bottles or other flotsam), and the larvae settle on it as a new home.
There's not one 'slick' piece of editing or camera work that doesn't serve the story.
It skidded across the 'slick' surface and fell off the other side with a sickly thunk.
Shoppers are being warned not to be suckered into buying computers and other IT gear just on the back of 'slick' advertising.
Then I 'slick' my hair back and jump in the car waiting outside my apartment.
A Thai Navy helicopter was used to identify the extent of the oil spill and the direction that currents were carrying the 'slick' .
They are not aware that the cold weather has created a 'slick' surface in the shade of a toolbox.
It is a 'slick' piece of work, more like a product of Madison Avenue than staid Capitol Hill.
Concentrate on the content and information presentation as opposed to advertising and 'slick' sales copy.
Just as frightening, and equally lethal, is the summer equivalent - a 'slick' of engine oil on the road and a slight drizzle on top.
Yet it is never 'slick' or glib; instead, it exudes a guileless, homespun warmth.
At supper she grinned at her stepfather, who triumphantly swept back his 'slick' hair.
Cosmetic surgeons can find themselves in similar situations when they mix professional credibility with 'slick' advertising.
The champions were a class apart in this contest, and the unfortunate Salthill had no answers to their power, their swift movement or their 'slick' passing.
Then soften the effect with a creamlike 'slick' of olive oil and slip in a surprise bomb of pale lychee fruit, all insinuating sweetness and perfume.
We get out and shuffle cautiously on the 'slick' surface.
I informed the pilot there was a large 'slick' of engine oil down the starboard pylon.
They spend big on advertising and have a 'slick' website that lets people either choose from a range of preconfigured systems or design their own.
He was tall with black, 'slick' hair and brown eyes.
I knew that the biotechnology industry had been pouring money into opposing the initiative with 'slick' advertisements and tricky sound bites.
Bolt operation is as 'slick' and smooth as any factory rifle you're ever likely to encounter.
Few anime operations have developed the 'slick' marketing skills necessary to take on the giants of U.S. entertainment.
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