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Superlative for having or showing a cunning and deceitful nature
Superlative for mischievous or roguish in nature
Superlative for furtive or surreptitious in nature
Superlative for able to deal with people or situations in a tactful or canny manner
(
of a joke or sense of humour
)
Superlative for subtle and expressed in a matter-of-fact way
Superlative for showing or suggesting that one has knowledge or awareness of something
Superlative for showing or having skill, especially with the hands
Superlative for depicting or referring to lewd matters in a way that is unacceptable in polite society
Superlative for engaging in childish misbehavior
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Superlative for having or showing a cunning and deceitful nature
wiliest
craftiest
trickiest
cleverest
subtlest
foxiest
shiftiest
astutest
sneakiest
cagiest
cutest
dodgiest
fliest
shonkiest
shrewdest
slickest
slimmest
stealthiest
meanest
slipperiest
canniest
smoothest
sharpest
shadiest
pawkiest
smartest
slimiest
savviest
deepest
creepiest
adroitest
greasiest
smarmiest
keenest
archest
acutest
dirtiest
snidest
tricksiest
wriest
bentest
neatest
deftest
most cunning
most devious
most scheming
most artful
most guileful
most conniving
most designing
most deceitful
most dishonest
most Machiavellian
most secret
most underhand
most calculating
most covert
most disingenuous
most duplicitous
most insidious
most beguiling
most furtive
most manipulative
most untrustworthy
most captious
most crooked
most deceptive
most delusive
most dishonourable
UK
most dishonorable
US
most elusive
most evasive
most illusory
most ingenious
most intriguing
most traitorous
most treacherous
most unscrupulous
most vulpine
most streetwise
most Janus-faced
most knowing
most intelligent
most skilful
UK
most skillful
US
most larcenous
most fraudulent
most secretive
most sharp-witted
most cheating
most light-fingered
most sticky-fingered
most politic
most rapacious
most predatory
most reptilian
most thievish
most piratic
most kleptomaniacal
most spoliative
most plunderous
most imaginative
most dexterous
US
most inventive
most masterly
most conspiratorial
most fiendish
most dextrous
UK
most street-smart
most street smart
most criminal
most unprincipled
most misleading
most roguish
most adept
most tactful
most observant
most underhanded
most heedful
most collusive
most delusory
most impish
most mischievous
most sagacious
most malicious
most heads-up
most theftuous
most experienced
more ❯
“Ray was oblivious to my cunning and
sly
plan, and I kept it that way.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for mischievous or roguish in nature
archest
wickedest
tricksiest
playfullest
naughtiest
pawkiest
cheekiest
jauntiest
pertest
sauciest
foxiest
trickiest
wiliest
coyest
craftiest
slickest
sneakiest
freshest
giddiest
funniest
wittiest
drollest
merriest
liveliest
flippest
gayest
glibbest
jolliest
mirthfullest
snappiest
blithest
bubbliest
silliest
zaniest
absurdest
wackiest
cleverest
smartest
campiest
wriest
campest
pleasantest
happiest
friskiest
sprightliest
craziest
daftest
larkiest
richest
sharpest
quickest
lightest
shallowest
goofiest
oddest
nuttiest
looniest
brightest
sunniest
peppiest
cheeriest
perkiest
zippiest
keenest
sassiest
cockiest
wisest
quickest on the draw
raciest
snazziest
daffiest
rudest
cutesiest
wantonest
lippiest
breeziest
cutest
most mischievous
most impish
most roguish
most puckish
most devilish
most waggish
most rascally
most prankish
most knavish
most scampish
most leprechaunish
most elvish
most pixieish
most knowing
most frolicsome
most sportive
most ludic
most elfin
most flippant
most whimsical
most raffish
most rakish
most elfish
most cunning
most tongue-in-cheek
most pixilated
most implike
most pixyish
most elven
most artful
most affected
most coquettish
most beguiling
most casual
most offhand
most troublemaking
most fiendish
most devil-may-care
most humorous
most facetious
most amusing
most comical
most jocular
most comic
most chucklesome
most entertaining
most jokey
most jocose
most jesting
most risible
most lighthearted
most frivolous
most cheerful
most spirited
most gamesome
most bantering
most jocund
most joyous
most high-spirited
most laughable
most hilarious
most ridiculous
most hysterical
most ludicrous
most humoristic
most comedic
most sidesplitting
most hysteric
most uproarious
most antic
most farcical
most killing
most side-splitting
most screaming
most priceless
most jovial
most scintillating
most inane
most rollicking
most good-humoured
UK
most good-humored
US
most quick-witted
most gleeful
most tongue in cheek
most coltish
most preposterous
most fatuous
most sportful
most fay
most fun
most senseless
most satirical
most unserious
most smart-alecky
most sharp-witted
most smart-aleck
most ironic
most superficial
most ribald
most engaging
most flirtatious
most clownish
most eccentric
most quizzical
most exuberant
most brilliant
most larkish
most blithesome
most good-natured
most fanciful
most intelligent
most festive
most inappropriate
most original
most penetrating
most ingenious
most piquant
most piercing
most skittish
most sardonic
most sarcastic
most impertinent
most profound
most tactful
most cutting
most highbrowed
most frolicky
most frolic
most boffo
most impudent
most dismissive
most disrespectful
most precious
most irreverent
most off the wall
most full of beans
more ❯
“Stan nodded conspiratorially, a
sly
grin creeping over his face.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for furtive or surreptitious in nature
stealthiest
shadiest
shiftiest
slipperiest
sneakiest
craftiest
wiliest
trickiest
foxiest
dodgiest
slickest
bentest
subtlest
shrewdest
snidest
unfairest
falsest
dirtiest
shonkiest
blackest
cagiest
sharpest
fishiest
ignoblest
fastest
basest
wickedest
darkest
evillest
seediest
baddest
murkiest
dastardliest
slimmest
phoniest
UK
sketchiest
iffiest
vilest
cleverest
astutest
obliquest
sordidest
snakiest
quietest
deepest
wantonest
rottenest
cutest
fliest
lowest
cowardliest
fakest
diciest
silentest
closest
mealiest
nastiest
abjectest
hatefullest
sleaziest
spitefullest
shadowiest
smartest
trickest
stinkiest
smoothest
canniest
slimiest
bummest
yellowest
creepiest
quickest
orneriest
saltiest
meanest
cattiest
cheapest
beggarliest
squalidest
hollowest
scurviest
unpleasantest
shabbiest
paltriest
foulest
grubbiest
wretchedest
lamest
scummiest
sorriest
scungiest
lousiest
scabbiest
rattiest
obscurest
strangest
unworthiest
pettiest
arrantest
coyest
unruliest
viciousest
violentest
guiltiest
heaviest
gimmickiest
most furtive
most secret
most surreptitious
most covert
most devious
most underhanded
most underhand
most cunning
most dishonest
most guileful
most deceitful
most unscrupulous
most scheming
most crooked
most duplicitous
most artful
most clandestine
most treacherous
most fraudulent
most unethical
most deceptive
most backstairs
most unprincipled
most undercover
most private
most designing
most corrupt
most untrustworthy
most underground
most Machiavellian
most dishonourable
UK
most hush-hush
most privy
most secretive
most immoral
most dishonorable
US
most disreputable
most hugger-mugger
most insidious
most calculating
most dubious
most hidden
most indirect
most conniving
most disingenuous
most cheating
most roguish
most perfidious
most rogue
most Janus-faced
most insincere
most unconscionable
most conspiratorial
most questionable
most mendacious
most illegal
most shrouded
most suspicious
most hypocritical
most scandalous
most exploitative
most improper
most untruthful
most sinful
most villainous
most amoral
most evasive
most knavish
most corrupted
most unsavoury
UK
most unsavory
US
most suspect
most nefarious
most unlawful
most conscienceless
most degenerate
most illicit
most shameless
most illegitimate
most sinister
most wrong
most low-down
most unconscientious
most venal
most beguiling
most reprobate
most faithless
most snidey
most truthless
most intriguing
most cutthroat
most backhanded
most rascally
most serpentine
most misleading
most mercenary
most dissolute
most masked
most mysterious
most hollow-hearted
most false-hearted
most despicable
most cautious
most contemptible
most iniquitous
most licentious
most lawless
most virulent
most unrighteous
most felonious
most manipulative
most delinquent
most criminal
most unreliable
most unsporting
most dangerous
most inglorious
most Punic
most astucious
most unsportsmanlike
most camouflaged
most artificial
most unfaithful
most cryptic
most unctuous
most wrongful
most cynical
most confidential
most enigmatic
most profligate
most forbidden
most self-seeking
most depraved
most discreet
most traitorous
most heinous
most errant
most Pecksniffian
most disloyal
most unwarranted
most perverted
most debauched
most impermissible
most ungodly
most feline
most barbarous
most shameful
most unauthorised
UK
most unacceptable
most scoundrelly
most under the counter
most taboo
most malicious
most malevolent
most decadent
most pernicious
most defiled
most inexorable
most objectionable
most vindictive
most phony-baloney
most scrofulous
most bribable
most corruptible
most purchasable
most irresponsible
most abusive
most irregular
most unveracious
most uncandid
most opportunistic
most unfrank
most abandoned
most exploitive
most spurious
most mean-spirited
most deviant
most undependable
most expedient
most perilous
most wormlike
most buried
most elusive
most circumspect
most controlling
most subversive
most collusive
most unhonest
most incog
most unbowed
most media-savvy
most unprofessional
most hostile
most classified
most inside
most restricted
most noiseless
most catlike
most back-stabbing
most fallacious
most double-crossing
most contemptuous
most rancorous
most libertine
most vengeful
most infamous
most forbidding
most maleficent
most demonic
most sideways
most huggermugger
most ignominious
most ungentlemanly
most tortuous
most worthless
most detestable
most untrue
most execrable
most unsportsmanly
most deplorable
most currish
most pretentious
most diabolic
most overdone
most clouded
most ambiguous
most enigmatical
most occult
most mystic
most unenlightened
most unintelligible
most mystical
most exaggerated
most disgraceful
most off-color
US
most ambidextrous
most reticent
most uncommunicative
most reserved
most undignified
most withdrawn
most unforthcoming
most taciturn
most inhuman
most ruffianly
most recreant
most degrading
most ruthless
most degraded
most selfish
most introverted
most closemouthed
most guarded
most introvert
most prohibited
most clamlike
most culpable
most hushed
most unlicensed
most indictable
most disorderly
most contraband
most anarchic
most self-contained
most tight-lipped
most actionable
most banned
most punishable
most unsanctioned
most insurrectionary
most rebellious
most interdicted
most unofficial
most anarchical
most seditious
most disruptive
most insubordinate
most mutinous
most noncompliant
most peccant
most anarchistic
most adulterous
most malfeasant
most nonconformist
most revolting
most savage
most piratical
most uncivilized
US
most ungoverned
most flagitious
most unpeaceful
most uncultivated
most turbulent
most warlike
most miscreant
most criminogenic
most disobedient
most disordered
most nihilistic
most excessive
most uncivilised
UK
most contumacious
most unregulated
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“Gabriel took a
sly
step toward the First Lady, and she dipped her head for the benefit of the gathered reporters.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for able to deal with people or situations in a tactful or canny manner
canniest
savviest
subtlest
sharpest
smoothest
cagiest
niftiest
shrewdest
smartest
astutest
cleverest
craftiest
wiliest
wisest
foxiest
slickest
headiest
acutest
keenest
quickest
pawkiest
brainiest
slipperiest
worldliest
sagest
trickiest
dodgiest
cutest
fliest
politest
deftest
brightest
ablest
suavest
shadiest
sneakiest
shiftiest
coolest
maturest
deepest
quickest off the mark
seemliest
adroitest
readiest
wariest
most tactful
most discreet
most judicious
most skilful
UK
most skillful
US
most polished
most calculating
most guileful
most opportunistic
most poised
most urbane
most cunning
most artful
most intelligent
most perceptive
most ingenious
most streetwise
most quick-witted
most discerning
most knowing
most sharp-witted
most discriminating
most street smart
most sagacious
most perspicacious
most experienced
most sapient
most hardheaded
most argute
most street-smart
most clear-sighted
most clear-eyed
most media-savvy
most hard-boiled
most heads-up
most prudent
most sensible
most seasoned
most politic
most hardened
most insightful
most scheming
most suss
most cluey
most devious
most penetrating
most careful
most cautious
most designing
most beguiling
most considerate
most thoughtful
most sensitive
most brilliant
most farsighted
most courteous
most intuitive
most diplomatic
most gracious
most capable
most dexterous
US
most dextrous
UK
most Machiavellian
most underhanded
most knowledgeable
most aware
most enlightened
most piercing
most incisive
most alert
most observant
most underhand
most respectful
most profound
most civil
most sympathetic
most accurate
most disingenuous
most probing
most inside
most calculated
most astucious
most innovative
most creative
most cordial
most inventive
most original
most delicate
most imaginative
most innovational
most mannerly
most innovatory
most inspired
most originative
most trailblazing
most up on
most understanding
most artistic
most Promethean
most gifted
most strategic
most enterprising
most sophisticated
most deviceful
most talented
most elaborate
most adept
most masterly
most conniving
most conciliatory
most intriguing
most effective
most circumspect
most watchful
most hep
most worldly-wise
more ❯
“He is largely unchanged, still sycophantic and
sly
in his dealings with both writers and masters, and still capable of uncovering veiled allusions to the rulers of the day in the works submitted for his scrutiny.”
Adjective
▲
(
of a joke or sense of humour
)
Superlative for subtle and expressed in a matter-of-fact way
driest
sharpest
subtlest
drollest
wriest
keenest
sarkiest
harshest
saltiest
sourest
most cynical
most sarcastic
most sardonic
most deadpan
most biting
most cutting
most laconic
most satirical
most ironic
most mordant
most acerbic
most caustic
most deprecating
most ironical
most mocking
most waggish
most apathetic
most straight-faced
most poker-faced
most low-key
most matter-of-fact
most sharp-tongued
most derisive
most scornful
most satiric
most stinging
most trenchant
most mordacious
most disingenuous
most double-edged
Adjective
▲
Superlative for showing or suggesting that one has knowledge or awareness of something
hippest
archest
playfullest
wisest
weightiest
richest
pithiest
most knowing
most meaningful
most suggestive
most significant
most telling
most expressive
most cunning
most enigmatic
most eloquent
most impish
most mischievous
most consequential
most sensitive
most revealing
most indicative
most pregnant
most revelatory
most pointed
most meaning
most sententious
most redolent
most telltale
most illuminating
most informative
most educational
most loaded
most imaginative
most inventive
most seminal
most creative
most original
most symbolic
most important
most fecund
most momentous
most cogent
most token
most compelling
most allegorical
most demonstrative
most figurative
most representational
most convincing
most symptomatic
most emblematic
most evocative
most calculating
most symbolical
most insightful
most representative
most purposeful
most moving
most relevant
most significatory
most solemn
most evidential
most valid
most characteristic
most reflective
most allusive
most denotative
most graphic
most indicatory
Adjective
▲
Superlative for showing or having skill, especially with the hands
adroitest
deftest
ablest
cleverest
handiest
meanest
aptest
niftiest
tastiest
slickest
nimblest
smoothest
quickest
agilest
wickedest
neatest
nippiest
most dextrous
UK
most dexterous
US
most expert
most skilful
UK
most masterly
most skilled
most proficient
most adept
most skillful
US
most accomplished
most masterful
most virtuoso
most capable
most talented
most practised
UK
most polished
most practiced
US
most experienced
most ace
most efficient
most versed
most professional
most crackerjack
most artful
most ingenious
most bravura
most workmanlike
most impressive
most delicate
most habile
most facile
most prompt
most active
Adjective
▲
Superlative for depicting or referring to lewd matters in a way that is unacceptable in polite society
bawdiest
raciest
coarsest
filthiest
rudest
vulgarest
obscenest
raunchiest
smuttiest
broadest
earthiest
naughtiest
lewdest
spiciest
grossest
crudest
dirtiest
sauciest
juiciest
nastiest
porniest
profanest
saltiest
trashiest
wantonest
basest
foulest
fruitiest
rawest
roughest
most ribald
most indecent
most blue
most salacious
most suggestive
most indecorous
most pornographic
most titillating
most improper
most indelicate
most licentious
most impure
most lascivious
most off
most offensive
most scurrilous
most adult
most devilish
most rogue
most unbecoming
most gamey
most gamy
most Rabelaisian
most rascally
most scabrous
most off-color
US
most foul-mouthed
most near the knuckle
Adjective
▲
Superlative for engaging in childish misbehavior
baddest
naughtiest
unruliest
rudest
playfullest
wantonest
raunchiest
roughest
rowdiest
foxiest
wilfullest
tricksiest
most mischievous
most disobedient
most troublesome
most wayward
most willful
most unmanageable
most artful
most ill-behaved
most undisciplined
most wrong
most bothersome
most devilish
most disorderly
most headstrong
most rascally
most uncontrollable
most exasperating
most fiendish
most intractable
most recalcitrant
most roguish
most brattish
most defiant
most disruptive
most froward
most insubordinate
most fractious
most frolicsome
most impish
most obstreperous
most ungovernable
most rebellious
most self-willed
most unbiddable
most contumacious
most prankish
most puckish
most refractory
most scampish
most childish
most disrespectful
most ill-natured
most immature
most impudent
most inconsiderate
most infantile
most insolent
most kiddish
most ruffianly
most thoughtless
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