Adjective
slicked-back (comparative more slicked-back, superlative most slicked-back)
(of a hairstyle) Treated with a wet-look gel and combed straight back
His slicked-back hair made the villain look cool.
slicked back
A perpetual dieter with slicked-back hair, he is always dressed in a suit and is often seen assessing his appearance in the mirror, fixing his hair, or trimming his nose hairs. Source: Internet
North puts her on glam spin on the classic ballerina look with an all-black tutu, leotard and tights, plus a slicked-back top knot. Source: Internet
Josephine Skriver is the living manifestation of the Balmain aesthetic—sooty eyes, slicked-back hair, and that signature dress. Source: Internet
Then there's the song that sets a new high-water mark for Swiftian faux secrecy – a sexy -sounding throwback about a guy with slicked-back hair and a white T-shirt and a girl in a tight little skirt that is called – no joke – "Style." Source: Internet
It has a set of bright red feathers on its wings and back that represent the red of Count Dracula's cape, while its bald, black head resembles Dracula's slicked-back hairstyle. Source: Internet
Her slicked-back hair and diamond jewelry completed her look. Source: Internet