unctuous

/ˈʌŋktʃuəs/
adjective
  1. Excessively or insincerely polite, flattering, or ingratiating; oily in manner.
    • I couldn't stand her unctuous tone when she spoke to the boss.
    • He gave an unctuous smile and shook my hand too long.
    • The salesman's unctuous compliments made me suspicious.
  2. Greasy, oily, or having a smooth, slippery texture.
    • The soil was dark and unctuous after the rain.
    • The ointment had an unctuous feel on the skin.
    • The chef added butter to give the sauce an unctuous richness.
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