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noun: derisive term for a recruit, trainee, or new member to an organization who is untrained and not yet educated/adjusted to the organizations working practices or culture, one who continually embarrasses him/herself and others with ignorant and inappropriate behavior. Term is military in origin, short for "slick-sleeves" referring to an E-1 or lowest rank in the military (Airman Basic in USAF, Private in Army or Marine Corps), as these individuals have no stripes on their uniforms, hence "slick sleeves". Term is liberally used in basic training during the first week when a D.I. (drill instructor) has yet to learn the name of all recruits in his platoon/squadron. (Drill Instructor): "Forward, March!"
(Drill Instructor): "NO, Slick, start on your OTHER left foot!" |
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Perfect in manner; sharp, attentive, having perfect answers for virtually all questions, and, of course, large amounts of gel in hair. "that's why they call me slick."
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Smooth, cool, awesome. Luke is so slick
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cool, original, something (a task etc) that has been well done mate that was slick.
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Southern (Memphis) slang word. It is used as a descriptor adjective from "kinda, sorta, a little bit" to "very much, really"--Depends on context "Hey, let's go to Burger King"
"I slick hate that spot, mane. How 'bout Taco Bell?" "Hey how long you been dating Chuck?" "About a year; we slick in love!" |
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sly, sneaky, ninja
Someone who does something underhanded without getting caught. I got a slick kill in unreal when i droped a teleporter at a respawn spot and telefraged him when he respawned.
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a. smooth, cool, seemingly effortless
b.can be used in sarcasm a. Admirer: that was so slick!
b. onlooker: slick. You just fell on your face. |
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Sharp, wicked, something that has been done well. PS3 is slick. (Chad Warden)
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