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slick

adjective as in smooth, polished

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It sounds like a marketing pitch and the company's slick packaging promises "ancestral ingredients" and the "power of purple fruits from the forest".

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Starting an Ireland game at full-back for the first time, Canberra-born Hansen starred in a slick Irish attack on his return from a foot injury with three tries inside the opening 30 minutes.

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Vargas burst through a hole on the second play of the Bulldogs’ next drive for an 81-yard gain, slipping to the slick turf just before the goal line.

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He spent two years walking across the state, built a slick organisation and fielded candidates in almost all 243 seats.

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His record-breaking set up was quite typical: a Rose commuter bike with a flat bar and slick, 50 millimeter width tires, standard pressure.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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