unslick

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ slick.

Adjective

unslick (comparative more unslick, superlative most unslick)

1. Not slick; not polished or fancy
   • 2009 January 13, Michael Cieply, “Injecting a Taste of the Flush and Flashy ’80s Into Sundance”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     And here in the penthouse offices of Senator Entertainment, Bret Easton Ellis, another symbol of those super-slick times, is sprawled in a soft chair, wearing decidedly unslick running shoes and sweats.

Anagrams

• Culkins, inculks, lucks in