Six Slick Saplings
Six slick slim slippery slimy sleek slender sickly saplings.
Notice the sounds
Keep /sl/ together through slick, slim, slippery, slimy, sleek and slender. The start changes to /s/ without /l/ in sickly and saplings.
Words in this expression
Source
Delight and Power in Speech, Leonard G. Nattkemper and George Wharton James (1919), articulation exercisesPublic domain in the United States; the pinned source includes the Project Gutenberg license.