IPA: //ˈsliːkɪt//
KK: /ˈslikɪt/
Having a smooth and shiny appearance, often used to describe something that looks attractive or well-groomed.
The sleekit car caught everyone's attention with its shiny finish.
Comparative: sleekiter
Superlative: sleekitest
Sleekit → The word 'sleekit' originates from Scots, meaning sly or cunning. It is derived from the word 'sleek', which means smooth or glossy, combined with the suffix '-it', which is often used in Scots to form adjectives. The term describes someone who is smooth in manner but perhaps deceitful in nature.
Think of someone who appears 'smooth' or 'sleek' on the outside, but may have a cunning or sly nature underneath. This helps you remember that 'sleekit' refers to someone who is sly or cunning.
No commonly confused words.