outslicking (Meaning)

outslicking

to get the better of especially by trickery or cunning

The cunning spy outslicked her pursuers, disappearing into the labyrinthine alleys.
The salesman's smooth talk outslicked the customer's initial hesitation, securing the sale.
The politician outslicked his opponents in the debate, cleverly deflecting their attacks.
The lawyer outslicked the opposing counsel in court, presenting a compelling case that won the jury's favor.
The negotiator outslicked his peers, securing a favorable deal that benefited both parties.
The chess grandmaster outslicked his opponent, maneuvering the pieces with precision and foresight.
The poker player outslicked his competitors, bluffing and calling with confidence to amass a sizable pot.
The athlete outslicked her rivals in the race, employing cunning tactics to gain an advantage.
The inventor outslicked the competition, creating a product that was both innovative and practical.
The entrepreneur outslicked the investors, pitching her business idea with charisma and persuasion that secured funding.

to get the better of especially by trickery or cunning

deceiving, outthinking, overreaching, fooling, overcoming, outwitting, outmaneuvering, thwarting,defeating, outsmarting

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The cunning spy outslicked her pursuers, disappearing into the labyrinthine alleys.

The salesman's smooth talk outslicked the customer's initial hesitation, securing the sale.

The politician outslicked his opponents in the debate, cleverly deflecting their attacks.

The lawyer outslicked the opposing counsel in court, presenting a compelling case that won the jury's favor.