Words Containing SLIC

Be more cunning or deceptive than someone.

Past tense of OUTSLICK.

Present participle of OUTSLICK.

Third-person singular present tense of OUTSLICK.

To slice something before it is needed or used.

Past tense of PRESLICE.

Third-person singular present tense of PRESLICE.

Present participle of PRESLICE.

A thin flat piece cut from something.

Capable of being cut into slices.

Past tense of SLICE.

A person or tool that slices.

Plural of SLICER.

Plural of SLICE.

Present participle of SLICE.

Plural of SLICING.

A film of oil on water.

Past tense of SLICK.

To make slick or smooth.

Past tense of SLICKEN.

A device or agent that makes something slick.

Plural of SLICKENER.

Present participle of SLICKEN.

Third-person singular present tense of SLICKEN.

A polished striated rock surface from friction.

Past tense of SLICKENSIDE.

Plural of SLICKENSIDE.

A waterproof coat or jacket.

Past tense of SLICKER.

Plural of SLICKER.

Superlative form of SLICK.

Present participle of SLICK.

Plural of SLICKING.

In a smooth, plausible, or dexterous manner.

The quality of being smooth, glossy, or superficially polished.

Plural of SLICKNESS.

Rock made smooth by weathering.

Plural of SLICKROCK.

Plural of SLICK.

A clever, deceitful person.

Plural of SLICKSTER.

A smooth stone used for polishing.

Plural of SLICKSTONE.

Very slick or smooth.

Extremely slick.

Not cut into slices.

Lacking smoothness or sophistication.