slickens Synonyms
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slickens Meaning
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slickens (n.)
The pulverized matter from a quartz mill, or the lighter soil of hydraulic mines.
slickens Sentence Examples
- The surface of the rock was slickened with rainwater, making it treacherous to climb.
- The mechanic lubricated the engine components, slickening them to reduce friction.
- The slickens on the fault line indicated that there had been recent movement.
- The hairdresser slickened the client's hair with a layer of serum.
- The slippery coating on the floor slickened the tiles, causing a potential hazard.
- The oil spill slickened the road, making it difficult for cars to maintain traction.
- The slickens on the fossil bones suggested that they had been subjected to post-mortem movement.
- The soap slickened the doorknob, making it hard to open.
- The slickened slide led directly into the secret ice caverns below.
- The slickens on the ancient pottery were a testament to its age and use over time.
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The pulverized matter from a quartz mill, or the lighter soil of hydraulic mines.
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The surface of the rock was slickened with rainwater, making it treacherous to climb.
The mechanic lubricated the engine components, slickening them to reduce friction.
The slickens on the fault line indicated that there had been recent movement.
The hairdresser slickened the client's hair with a layer of serum.
