slicked
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- adjective
- /slɪkt/
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peinado
- Right, slick back time because that's the only hairstyle I do with my hair, my natural hair.
- slicked-back hair
And then my final step before I leave the house when I have slick buns is this.
- And then my final step before I leave the house when I have slick buns is this.
- A lot of people thought of it as like slicked back hair, gold chains, toothpick, like creep.
- It's not a hair wash day, so we've gone for a little slick back pony.
- I wanted to have it slicked back, not wet, but just back and sort of up a bit.
- So if it's a little bit higher, then you have more chances of people knowing that you have a man bun and that your hair isn't just slicked back.
- I've had this same exact hairstyle slick comb over since.
Examples
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Now I look like a bald eagle but my hair slicked back.
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My hair just went slick to my head and like, please, please, please just last.
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And, you know, slicked my hair back and.
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I wanted to have it slicked back, not wet, but just back and sort of up a bit.
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And then hair slicked back, Russian accent.
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The entire team is getting haircuts so that we look nice and slick for tomorrow.
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It's not a hair wash day, so we've gone for a little slick back pony.
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But the sides, I like to just kind of palm them down and take that volume away so that they're more slicked on the side Here.
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She did a terrific Nixon, a prim, slicked-back Robert McNamara.
Fiction book (2001) -
He styled his hair with gel, achieving a perfectly slicked look for the party.
Synonyms
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Smooth and slippery in a way that makes walking dangerous
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8.4
Hair styled with a thick product to look smooth and shiny
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Covered by a thin layer of another substance for protection or decoration
Hair made smooth and flat by gel
Covered with a thin shiny layer to make a smooth surface
Covered with oil or a slippery substance to move more easily
Having shiny, smooth fur or hair that looks healthy
Having shiny, smooth fur that shines in the light
Hair that is soft, smooth, and shiny like silk
Having short, flat hair that feels smooth to the touch
Made smooth by ironing or pressing
Having a flat, even surface after ironing or rubbing
Hair that someone makes tidy by using a comb
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Etymology
Slicked comes from the word slick, which means 'smooth' and 'shiny' and is like the word slide, because very smooth things slip easily. So when hair is slicked it is made smooth and glossy with gel or oil to stay in place and look shiny.