Such a thin slick of fresh water in the mountains might hold a nine-inch trout.
His two useless, shattered legs slithered after him, on a thin slick of blood.
Rub a thin slick of oil over the salmon and season with salt.
To saute well, a cook needs a nonstick skillet or a good heavy pan with the thinnest slick of hot oil.
His face was covered by a thin slick of oily sweat.
The model predicts that thin slicks will disperse faster than thick slicks for several reasons.
Additionally, droplets formed upon dispersion are expected to be smaller in a thin slick and thus easier to disperse in water.
Straight-backed and with a thin slick of grey hair, he wore a thorn-proof suit of brown and green.
As the colony grew, the ice that had begun to form a thin slick on sleeves, back, and helm began to melt.
The color of the water and the thin slick of oil suggested that he was wise to soak.
