slicked

• Participio pasado de 'slick', que significa alisado o brillante, a menudo por haber sido peinado con producto o pulido. Hoy en desuso, salvo en contextos históricos o poéticos.

An archaic past participle of 'slick', meaning made smooth or glossy. Now rarely used except in historical or poetic contexts.

1. Hair made smoothB1informal

   Describes hair that has been made smooth, flat, and glossy, typically by applying oil, gel, or water.

   alisado

   • He had his hair slicked back with gel for the party.
   • Her hair was slicked down after the rain.
   • The model's hair was slicked perfectly for the photoshoot.

   Sinónimosglossypolishedsleeksmoothsmoothed

   Antónimosdisheveledfrizzymessyruffledtousledunkemptwild

• Verbo que significa alisar, hacer algo liso, brillante o pulcro, a menudo aplicando una sustancia o arreglando el cabello; también se usa informalmente para dar a algo un aspecto más pulido o profesional.

A verb meaning to make something smooth, glossy, or neat, often by applying a substance or by styling; also used informally to mean to make something appear more polished or professional.

1. Make smooth or glossyB2informal

   To make something smooth, glossy, or sleek, often by applying a substance or by pressing.

   Alisar y dar brillo

   • He slicked his hair back with gel.
   • She slicked the surface of the table with oil.
   • The mechanic slicked the engine parts to reduce friction.

   Sinónimosburnishglazeglosspolishshinesleeksmooth

   Antónimoscoarsenroughroughen

2. Make neat or tidyB2informal

   To make something neat, tidy, or streamlined, often by smoothing it down.

   alisar, peinar hacia atrás

   • He slicked down his shirt collar before the meeting.
   • She slicked the pages of the book flat.
   • The stylist slicked the model's hair into a sleek ponytail.

   Sinónimosgroomneatenpolishsleeksmoothtidy

Variantes phrasalslick downslick up