SLICKS

SLICK, to tidy up, polish [v]
SLICK, to make slick [v]
(of an action or thing) Done or operating in an impressively smooth, efficient, and apparently effortless way
(of a thing) Superficially impressive or efficient in presentation
(of a person or their behavior) Adroit or clever; glibly assured
(of skin or hair) Smooth and glossy
(of a surface) Smooth, wet, and slippery

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