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Sleeky — Sleek y, a. 1. Of a sleek, or smooth, and glossy appearance. Thomson. [1913 Webster] 2. Fawning and deceitful; sly. [Scot.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
sleeky — adj. smooth, glossy, sleek … English contemporary dictionary
sleeky — /ˈsliki/ (say sleekee) adjective 1. sleek; smooth. 2. artful; sly. Also, Scottish, sleekit /ˈslikɪt/ (say sleekit). {sleek1 + y1} …
sleeky — ˈslēkē, ki adjective ( er/ est) Etymology: sleek (II) + y 1. : sleek 2. chiefly Scotland : having a fawning and deceitful character or quality … Useful english dictionary
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sleekit — /slee kit/, adj. Scot. sleeky. [ptp. of SLEEK2] * * * … Universalium
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sleek — adjective 1》 (especially of hair or fur) smooth, glossy, and healthy looking. 2》 wealthy and well groomed in appearance. ↘elegant and streamlined: a sleek car. verb make (the hair) sleek by applying pressure or moisture. Derivatives sleekly… … English new terms dictionary
slick — [adj1] smooth, polished glossy, greasy, icy, lubricious, oily, oleaginous, shiny, sleek, sleeky, slippery, slithery, soapy; concept 606 Ant. coarse, rough, unpolished slick [adj2] smart, clever adroit, cagey, canny, deft, dextrous, foxy, glib,… … New thesaurus
