| 释义 |
slick·er
\ˈslikə(r)\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: slick (I) + -er
1. : one that slicks: as
a. : a sharp-edged two-handled tool used for removing a thin layer of leather from hides to smooth them and reduce them to proper thickness
b.
(1) : float 5d(1)
(2) : gooseneck slicker
c. : a leather worker who uses a slicker
d. : a worker who lures hats
2. [slick (II) + -er]
a. : a bright yellow oilskin of loose full cut often worn with a matching sou'wester; broadly : raincoat
b. : something that resembles an oilskin in style or smooth waterproof texture
3. [slick (V) + -er]
a. : a clever crook : swindler, cheat; sometimes : a professional gambler
b. : a city dweller especially of natty appearance or sophisticated mannerisms
4. [probably from slick (I) + -er] : silverfish 2 |