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slice
noun
1 a thin broad piece, wedge or segment that is cut off.
2 colloq a share or portion a slice of the business .
3 a kitchen utensil with a broad flat blade for sliding under and lifting solid food, especially fish.
4 a slash or swipe.
5 a mishit stroke causing a ball to spin sideways and curve away in a particular direction; the spin itself.
verb (sliced , slicing )
1 to cut up into slices.
2 (also slice something off) to cut it off as or like a slice slice a piece off the end .
3 intr to cut deeply and easily; to move easily and forcefully a boat slicing through the water .
4 intr to slash.
5 to strike (a ball) with a slice.
[14c: from French esclice , from German slizan to split]
slicer noun .
slicing noun , adjective .
a slice of life a film, novel, etc which presents everyday life realistically.
noun
1 a thin broad piece, wedge or segment that is cut off.
2 colloq a share or portion a slice of the business .
3 a kitchen utensil with a broad flat blade for sliding under and lifting solid food, especially fish.
4 a slash or swipe.
5 a mishit stroke causing a ball to spin sideways and curve away in a particular direction; the spin itself.
verb (sliced , slicing )
1 to cut up into slices.
2 (also slice something off) to cut it off as or like a slice slice a piece off the end .
3 intr to cut deeply and easily; to move easily and forcefully a boat slicing through the water .
4 intr to slash.
5 to strike (a ball) with a slice.
[14c: from French esclice , from German slizan to split]
slicer noun .
slicing noun , adjective .
a slice of life a film, novel, etc which presents everyday life realistically.
slick
adjective
1 dishonestly or slyly clever.
2 glib; smooth-tongued or suave a slick operator .
3 impressively and superficially smart or efficient a slick organization .
4 said especially of hair: smooth and glossy; sleek.
verb (slicked , slicking ) (usu slick something back or down) to smooth (especially hair).
noun
1 (in full oil slick) a wide layer of spilled oil.
2 (slicks) smooth tyres for a racing car.
[Anglo-Saxon slician to smooth]
slickly adverb .
slickness noun .
adjective
1 dishonestly or slyly clever.
2 glib; smooth-tongued or suave a slick operator .
3 impressively and superficially smart or efficient a slick organization .
4 said especially of hair: smooth and glossy; sleek.
verb (slicked , slicking ) (usu slick something back or down) to smooth (especially hair).
noun
1 (in full oil slick) a wide layer of spilled oil.
2 (slicks) smooth tyres for a racing car.
[Anglo-Saxon slician to smooth]
slickly adverb .
slickness noun .
slickenside
noun , geol a smooth rock surface that has become polished and striated as a result of friction.
[18c: from slick]
noun , geol a smooth rock surface that has become polished and striated as a result of friction.
[18c: from slick]
slicker
noun
1 a sophisticated city-dweller.
2 a shifty or swindling person.
noun
1 a sophisticated city-dweller.
2 a shifty or swindling person.
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