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slicken

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slick·en  (slkn)
tr. & intr.v. slick·ened, slick·en·ing, slick·ens
To make or become slick.

slicken·er n.


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A period of sleet over the hills of Johnson, Pope, and Hardin Counties caused enough accumulation to slicken roads.
We have a bit in our tanks, and we fully expect to slicken up in the games to come.
We fully expect to slicken up in the next games," he said.
 
 
 
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