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語源

Chosen for the rhyme.

名詞

slick Rick (plural slick Ricks)

1. (slang, idiomatic, sometimes derogatory, uncommon) A fast-talker, charmer, or clever person.
   • 1999 September 23, alohacyberian, “Magazine Articles and other Matters”, in alt.culture.hawaii‎ (Usenet):

     So kind of you to suggest what I should or should not get "incensed" about. Will your den-mother give you a brownie-button to pin on your Hui Pupule shirt for enlightening another lost soul who perhaps one day will achieve the ability to let the slick ricks of the world run roughshod through their neighborhoods without so much as a peep. KM

   • 2006, Kathie Bergquist, Robert McDonald, A Field Guide to Gay & Lesbian Chicago, page 248:

     A-listers, working stiffs, tough chicks, and slick ricks all joined together and cheered all the brave contestants, even though most folks were attending to support a specific friend.

   • 2013, John Grisham, Sycamore Row, A Jake Brigance Novel, page 125:

     And, most important, I got a good look at Lettie Lang's lawyers, those slick-ricks from Memphis.

   • 2021, Karen D. Reid Ph.D., Why "didn't" I get Married? Either Boaz or "NO-AZ", I'm waiting On purpose:

     To all of you "slick-Ricks" and "Casanovas" out there: sometimes you can't help who you fall in love with, but just stop trying to love more than one person at the same time.

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