outslick Synonyms
outslick Meaning
outslick
to get the better of especially by trickery or cunning
outslick Sentence Examples
- The cunning fox outslicked the farmer, stealing his chickens right under his nose.
- The seasoned politician outslicked his opponent in the debate, winning the election by a landslide.
- The con artist outslicked everyone at the poker table, leaving them bankrupt and resentful.
- The mischievous child outslicked her teacher, tricking her into giving her a free pass.
- The saleswoman outslicked the customer, convincing them to buy a product they didn't need.
- The burglar outslicked the security system, infiltrating the house without setting off any alarms.
- The thief outslicked the police, escaping from custody in a matter of minutes.
- The diplomat outslicked the foreign ambassadors, negotiating a deal that benefited his own country significantly.
- The cunning spy outslicked the enemy, gathering top-secret information without ever being detected.
- The unscrupulous businessman outslicked his competitors, driving them out of the market and gaining a monopoly.
FAQs About the word outslick
to get the better of especially by trickery or cunning
defeat, fox, outmaneuver, fool, thwart, outwit, outsmart, overcome, deceive, balk
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The cunning fox outslicked the farmer, stealing his chickens right under his nose.
The seasoned politician outslicked his opponent in the debate, winning the election by a landslide.
The con artist outslicked everyone at the poker table, leaving them bankrupt and resentful.
The mischievous child outslicked her teacher, tricking her into giving her a free pass.
