Slick

[Couch Potatoe]

Perfect in manner; sharp, attentive, having perfect answers for virtually all questions, and, of course, large amounts of gel in hair.

[Jessica]

Smooth, cool, awesome.

[Sarah]

cool, original, something (a task etc) that has been well done

[Becky]

Southern (Memphis) slang word. It is used as a descriptor adjective from kinda, sorta, a little bit to very much, really--Depends on context

[Justin Bieber]

sly, sneaky, ninja
Someone who does something underhanded without getting caught.

[Rihanna]

a. smooth, cool, seemingly effortless

b.can be used in sarcasm

[Raeanne Dimick]

Sharp, wicked, something that has been done well.

[Sarah]

Slick is a term most commonly used in the South, In [Atlanta] for example, and can be used as either an adverb or the answer to a question.

1.The use of this word can vary from sort of to extremely/really depending on how it is said or what the situation is.

**(this can often cause confusion through texting or answering a question that is too vague.)

[PussyCat]

A word created in Oxford, Alabama that resonates through its local high school. If one says something that is incorrect or irreproachably stupid, a fellow peer will call out the word slick giving the peer the opportunity to slide his/her hand across the back of the offenders scalp in a swift, painful friction. If the offender realizes his/her fault before a peer catches on, they have the opportunity to call late to avoid the penalty.

[Couch Potatoe]

Done or operating in an impressively smooth and efficient way.

[Kai]

Employee recognition solution that helps businesses automate performance evaluation processes to reward staff for achieving goals. A software product by ConvertBetter

[Little_Girl]

(of an action or thing) done or operating in an impressively smooth, efficient, and apparently effortless way.