Meaning & Definition of word "Sleek"

Sleek

/sliːk/

1. to make something smooth and glossy; to make sleek.
- Example: She used a special serum to sleek her hair before the event.

1. having a smooth, glossy surface; having a streamlined shape.
- Example: The car had a sleek design that caught everyone's attention.
2. characterized by elegance and sophistication; fashionable.
- Example: She wore a sleek black dress that complemented her figure.
3. trim and slender; well-groomed.
- Example: He maintained a sleek physique through regular exercise.

Middle English sleyk, of uncertain origin, possibly related to Old Norse slykr (smooth).

sleek as a whistle:

Very smooth or clean and in good condition.

sleek design:

A design that is streamlined and visually appealing.

sleekness:

The quality of being sleek or smooth.

sleeking:

The act of making something sleek.

Meaning: Stylish or fashionable.

Example Sentence: That jacket is so sleek, you’re going to turn heads.

Meaning: To appear confident and well put together.

Example Sentence: He always looks sleek when he walks into a room.