Slick

Slick is used to downplay or soften a statement; similar to the term lowkey, meaning “kind of,” or “on the down-low,"

I slick want to go to McDonald's.
That was slick funny.

by PrincessGlitterSparkles69 September 8, 2025

Slick

Vaginal lubricant, especially in omegaverse fanfic (typically produced by an omega).

God, I'm so horny, I can feel the slick drenching my underwear...

by geekthesiren October 7, 2025

Slick Hating

When someone says shit that doesn’t really mean anything, but definitely not in a positive connotation. Usually from someone you’d consider a friend, but in reality if they could skin you and be you they would in a heartbeat.

SH: It’s winter time, that’s when your Jew side come out.

Mixed Guy: Why you slick hating, I’m not even Jewish big dawg.

by Hertford Royal Knight December 5, 2025

Slicing Oranges

A playful euphemism for engaging in a friendly but questionably timed intimate assist—similar in spirit to a “reach-around,” but said in a way that sounds suspiciously wholesome. Often used when one wants to dramatically downplay what was actually happening.

Secchi walked into the room way too cheerful for 7 a.m., and Lou just smirked like they’d been slicing oranges behind that closed door.

by Commish2001 December 5, 2025

Slick

Slick is used to replace the word queer

Slick is a synonym for queer

by Inventorofslick December 20, 2025

second-slicing

Removing the first slice of bread in a loaf to take the fresher one underneath it. Usually the second-slicer neglects to throw out the rejected first slice, instead choosing to crumple it back into the packet. This eventually leads to third- and fourth-slicing, until basically the whole top half of the loaf is stale. Also applies to: biscuits.

"Why are the first three slices of this loaf all crumpled and stale?"
"Urgh. That would be due to the second-slicing."

by FiendishT August 21, 2009

frog slicing

the school subject of biology (from the early practice of dissecting frogs as part of the biology curriculum)

Apparently, frog slicing does not use as much math as other sciences.

by The Return of Light Joker March 20, 2011