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slicked up

ADJECTIVE
  1. having been made especially tidy
    slicked up for visitors

How To Use slicked up In A Sentence

  • They can come home all over gurry, but she's got to have on a clean apron an 'her hair slicked up to the nines. Bachelor's Fancy
  • A pleasant-looking young man, slicked up in new jeans and white sneakers, smiled and held open the courtroom door.
  • slicked up for visitors
  • His hair was in a flat-top with the front part slicked up like a tailfin on a Cadillac.
  • A pleasant-looking young man, slicked up in new jeans and white sneakers, smiled and held open the courtroom door.
  • Then follows "two combs" -- he was going to keep slicked up -- also earthenware, indigo, "cotting," and more scanes of silk, mainly for Sarah, no doubt, and so on to the end, when the account is closed and underneath is written: Dwellers in Arcady The Story of an Abandoned Farm
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