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slick up

slick up verb: to clean up or organize (something).

Verb

slick up (third-person singular simple present slicks up, present participle slicking up, simple past and past participle slicked up)

  1. (US, archaic, transitive) To clean up or organize (something).

Forms of slick up

third-person singular presentslicks up
present participleslicking up
past participleslicked up
pastslicked up

Questions about slick up

What does slick up mean?
Slick up means to clean up or organize (something).
What part of speech is slick up?
Slick up is a verb.
What is the past tense of slick up?
The past tense of slick up is slicked up.

Words near slick up in the dictionary

  1. slick back
  2. slick cam
  3. slick down
  4. slick rick
  5. slick ricks
  6. slick up
  7. Slick Willie
  8. slick-tech
  9. slicka pad
  10. slicka pads
  11. slicked

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