sneaky
鬼祟
definition
adjective
sneaky, underhanded tactics
furtive; sly.
example
OK, so bits of it are basically unlistenable avant-garde electro, but there's some quite 'sneaky' beats in between.
These are 'sneaky' gutless gangsters who creep and crawl amongst us.
Traders have to ensure that everything they sell is marked up fairly, with no 'sneaky' price rises smuggled in under the guise of metrification.
He couldn't help but chuckle lightly at his 'sneaky' , conniving girlfriend as he sat there.
This is a 'sneaky' development, an under-hand, sleazy way of slipping a salesman into your home without you knowing.
Be 'sneaky' , change the date and time of your posts to reinforce the illusion that you are a conscientious employee.
He relied on his cleverness and 'sneaky' ways to stay ahead of every one.
Am I the only person who still gets a 'sneaky' pleasure from slipping under the bedclothes and falling asleep fully-clothed?
Doug and I came up with a 'sneaky' , underhanded and brilliant plan which kept us strong and under little pressure for the first three years.
The assassin is another female character who excels in stealth and 'sneaky' ways of killing the baddies.
Here's a 'sneaky' , vital secret that turns conventional marketing psychology on its head.
It wasn't that he was 'sneaky' or even secretive, it was just that he didn't open up much.
Then she opens her eyes to check with 'sneaky' little sidewards glances.
We all had a 'sneaky' feeling that we didn't score enough runs that day.
I have a 'sneaky' feeling that you have at least two different personalities.
If you look for it, I've got a 'sneaky' feeling you'll find that love actually is all around.
But I have a 'sneaky' feeling that they are talking about what goes into kebabs.
I have a 'sneaky' suspicion that any diagnosis that James gets now will be more for his peace of mind rather than because he'll get any better treatment.
The 'sneaky' suspicion in all of their heads grew and they wondered if they were right on track.
This man was underhanded and 'sneaky' , preferring to let others do the fighting for him.
Sick to death of its 'sneaky' charges, poor service and the pathetic rate of interest it pays?
But he has already had a 'sneaky' peek inside the car and was thrilled with the choice.
He had a long lens and he was surreptitiously looking round the corner into the cemetery and taking 'sneaky' shots.
And while we're at it, why not mention the really 'sneaky' method of making super-profits.
I take a few 'sneaky' peeps and they are always concentrating so hard.
Many people think that 'sneaky' anger and the cold shoulder are natural and harmless.
Happily one of the rabbis featured in this documentary advocates a 'sneaky' line of defence.
Her mother got the point and got rid of the blatent 'sneaky' smile and replaced it with a friendly, motherly smile.
I feel 'sneaky' and I wouldn't appreciate having people in my room without me being there.
Also I'm not ashamed to put my full name and e-mail address on the bottom, not like many letter writers who are too 'sneaky' to do so.
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