Etymology

shlick

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Today it means: Indicating the sound of sliding or slipping over or into something wet with traction. Full definition →

German Schlick
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shlick · interjection, noun, verb1

Imitative.

Shlick · proper noun2

  1. German · derived fromSchlick“silt; mud, slime”
  2. English todayShlick

From German Schlick (“silt; mud, slime”), topographic for someone from marshy area.

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