slickum

slang Any hair product, especially oil or pomade, used to slick one's hair down and hold it in place. He had so much slickum in his hair that not even a tornado would have mussed it up! I hate running my fingers through his hair because they come out covered in slickum.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

slickum

(ˈslɪkəm)

n. hair dressing, especially if thick and heavy. What kind of slickum do you have on your hair—bear grease? His hair was plastered down with slickum, and he looked like something in an old movie.

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

part (one's) hair
part hair
plaster
plaster (one's) hair down
plaster hair down
plastered
plastering
run (one's) hand through (one's) hair
put (one's) hair up
put hair up

References in periodicals archive

Another good place was in the flat woods, known as Slickum.

Recollections of early-20th-century swimming holes

Antitraction Technology (or "Slickum"): Using airborne delivery systems or human agents, we can spread or spray Teflon-type, environmentally neutral lubricants on railroad tracks, ramps, runways, even stairs and equipment, potentially denying their use for a substantial period.

Secret weapons for the CNN era

These include sea-launched cruise missiles (SLCM's, or "slickums" to those in the trade), low-level bombers, and even emplaced bombs smuggled into the country.

President's letter

词组	slickum
释义	slickum slickum slang Any hair product, especially oil or pomade, used to slick one's hair down and hold it in place. He had so much slickum in his hair that not even a tornado would have mussed it up! I hate running my fingers through his hair because they come out covered in slickum. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. slickum (ˈslɪkəm) n. hair dressing, especially if thick and heavy. What kind of slickum do you have on your hair—bear grease? His hair was plastered down with slickum, and he looked like something in an old movie. McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: part (one's) hair part hair plaster plaster (one's) hair down plaster hair down plastered plastering run (one's) hand through (one's) hair put (one's) hair up put hair up References in periodicals archive Another good place was in the flat woods, known as Slickum. Recollections of early-20th-century swimming holes Antitraction Technology (or "Slickum"): Using airborne delivery systems or human agents, we can spread or spray Teflon-type, environmentally neutral lubricants on railroad tracks, ramps, runways, even stairs and equipment, potentially denying their use for a substantial period. Secret weapons for the CNN era These include sea-launched cruise missiles (SLCM's, or "slickums" to those in the trade), low-level bombers, and even emplaced bombs smuggled into the country. President's letter
随便看	out of (one's) skull out of (one's) system out of one's system out of (one's) tree out of (one's) way out of one’s skull out of order out of patience out of perspective out of phase out of phase (with someone or something) out of place out of play out of plumb out-of-pocket out of pocket out-of-pocket expenses out of practice out of print out of proportion out of range out of reach out of season out of service out of shape