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city slicker

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city slicker
n. Informal
A person with the sophisticated manner and dress traditionally associated by rural people with city dwellers.

city slicker
n Informal
1. a person with the sophistication often attributed to city people
2. a smooth tricky untrustworthy person
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Noun1.city slicker - a city dweller with sophisticated manners and clothingcity slicker - a city dweller with sophisticated manners and clothing
slicker - a person with good manners and stylish clothing
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city slicker [ˈsɪtɪˈslɪkəʳ] n (pej, fam) → cittadino/a sofisticato/a


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