sleek

IPA: sɫˈik

Having an even, smooth surface; smooth
Glossy.
Not rough or harsh.
Slim and streamlined; not plump, thick, or stocky.
Healthy, well-fed and well-groomed; in good condition. (of stock animals)
Dated form of slick (“convincing but untrustworthy”). [Slippery or smooth due to a covering of liquid; often used to describe appearances.]

Examples of "sleek" in Sentences

It was as thick as his forearm and covered in sleek, fine hair.
Stephanie: You could have your morning cereal and coffee in sleek, matching Crate and Barrel tablewear.
By the bar stood a tight clump of people in sleek black clothing with cell phones the size of credit cards.
The group did invest in sleek Apple computers and other technology to help them compete against larger ad agencies.
Housed in sleek titanium packaging, this innovative combination of ingredients is found in every product: foundations.?
Waiters in sleek black suits zigzagged back and forth among the guests, stopping to dispense smoked salmon on black bread and caviar blinis.
I like my sushi rolls served in sleek plastictubes that look like they are going to be shot through one of those drive through bank teller machines
One way that Apple made the MacBook Air so sleek is by sealing it -- and that could have a "fatal" impact on sales, says tech analyst Roger Kay with Endpoint Technologies Associates.
With the advent of the APU, PC makers will expand the market for their products by delivering the vivid, photorealistic, touch-based, 3-D experiences customers increasingly demand -- in sleek form factors with all-day battery life.