Crossword Clue: Slicked up
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Slicked up"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Slicked up"
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- Anointed
- Applied 3-In-One to
- Able to run smoothly, say
- Beyond tipsy
- Added lubricant to
- Added lubrication to
- Blotto; stoned
- Blotto
- Drunk as a skunk
- Drunk, in slang
- De-squeaked
- Greased
- Dealt with a squeak
- Dealt with squeaking
- Bribed
- Feeling no pain
- Hot Buttered Rum "Well ___ Machine"
- Hot Buttered Rum "Well-___ Machine"
- Eliminated the squeaks
- Half-seas over
- Did a garage job
- Did a grease job
- Did a lube job
- Did a mechanic's job
- Did routine maintenance
- Ended the squeaking
- Fixed a squeak
- Fixed a squeaky door
- Fixed a squeaky wheel
- Fixed, as a squeak
- Cleaned a rifle
- Given a lube job
- Glistening, like a Mr. Universe contestant's skin
- Cut down on noise, maybe
- Juiced
- Got out the squeaks
- Got rid of a squeak in
- Got rid of the squeak
- Got the squeaks out of
- Like bicycle chains
- Like bike chains and bodybuilders
- Stinko
- Solved, as a squeak
- Kept from squeaking
- Kept from sticking
- Stopped a squeak
- Stopped from squeaking
- Stopped the squeaking
- Like Mr. Universe in competition
- Like no-longer-noisy hinges
- Roaring drunk
- Like smooth-running machines
- Like some bodybuilders' bodies
- Mark Wills "Humming like a big well-___ machine"
- Kind of paper or silk
- Like some smoothly running machines
- Plastered
- Like some wrestlers' bodies
- Like well-maintained engines
- Treated, as a squeak
- Treated with WD-40, say
- Treated with WD-40
- Quiet now, perhaps
- Quieted, as a hinge
- Quieted, as a rusty hinge
- Quieted, as a squeak
- Quieted, as noisy hinges
- Quieted, in a way
- Quieted squeaks
- Quireboys "Well ___"
- Koffin Kats "Well ___ Machines"
- Lit
- Running smoothly, perhaps
- Oldie (anag)
- Readied, as an alley
- Ready for a massage, perhaps
- Loosened up, in a way
- Newly silent, perhaps
- Lubed
- Lubed the limo
- Lubed (up)
- Lubed up
- Lubricated, perhaps
- Lubricated to stop squeaking
- Lubricated (with drink?)
- Lubricated
- Prepped, as a pan
- Removed a squeak
- Removed the squeaks
- Made a hinge less squeaky
- Made bland and smooth
- No longer noisy, perhaps
- Made less squeaky
- No longer squeaking, maybe
- No longer squeaking
- No longer squeaky
- Made quiet, maybe
- Made quiet, perhaps
- Made slick
- Made smooth, in a way
- Made unctuous
- Like a bike chain, usually
- Like a bodybuilder, during competition
- Like a bodybuilder, in competition
- Pickled
- Pie-eyed
- Like a smooth-running machine
- Like a well-___ machine
- Not squeaking
- Not squeaky anymore
- Rid of squeaks
- Silenced a hinge
- Silenced, in a way
- Well-__ machine
- Well-___ (drunk)
- Well-___ machine
- Well-___ (smoothly functioning)
- Well-___ (working smoothly)
- Type of paper or silk
- Working smoothly?
- Squelched a squeak
- Squelched, as a squeak
- Squelched, as squeaks
- Squiffed
- Under the table
- Three sheets to the wind
- Slick, like a bodybuilder
- Slick, perhaps
- Slicked up
- What drum kit nuts & bolts should be
- Tanked up
- Tight
- Tipsy: Colloq.
- Tipsy
- Smashed
- Seeing pink elephants
- Tended a squeaky wheel
- Tended to a squeak
- Tended to squeaks
- Snockered
- Snookered
- Used a lubricant
- Used lubricant on
- Used naphtha
- Used WD-40 on
- Stewed
Recent Usage of Slicked up in Crossword Puzzles
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- Newsday - April 15, 2006
