The phrase "a smooth guy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is charming, confident, or suave, often in social situations.
Example: "Everyone loves Mark; he's just such a smooth guy, always knowing the right thing to say."
Alternatives: "a suave individual" or "a charming person".
Mr. Selosse, 54, is not the usual emissary from Champagne, a smooth guy in a suit, talking about product positioning, luxury brands and lifestyles.
He booted his CEO, a smooth guy out of central casting, a good fit for a company evolving toward service, and replaced him with Lew Platt, a real short-sleeves product guy, just like Dave and Bill.
She's lonely but not desperate, and perfect for a smooth guy named Bill, whom she begins to date.
They're all in one place, and can be recognized by the packages which are all boring similar in their clean design: dark colors black, dark shades of blue or grey with simple fonts, and every so often a picture of a smooth guy with a fiery look in his eyes.
They're all in one place, and can be recognised by the packages which are all boring similar in their clean design: dark colours – black, dark shades of blue or grey – with simple fonts, and every so often a picture of a smooth guy with a fiery look in his eyes.
Ask the average person what a "smooth guy" is like and you'll probably get an answer along the lines of, "He's impeccably handsome, cool, confident, and well-dressed, with tons of masculine hobbies and interests".
I locked eyes with some smooth guy who was peddling coke, casually leaning on a wall.
She handed the beers to the men, and the smooth guy paid her.
Then, when a smooth-talking guy offers to take her home with him to a life of undreamt-of prosperity in Sweden, Lilja has to abandon her surrogate kid brother.
Genuinely smooth guys enjoy what they do.
Note: Real smooth guys aren't creeps.
