| He became a member of the family, and received the name of slyboots, for reasons with which it is unnecessary to trouble you. |
| By Hendrik Hertzberg November 1, 2015 Ted Cruz, the oleaginous Texan, is an erudite slyboots, but his history is off kilter. |
| It was the fairy, slyboots, the Queen's favorite messenger, and the most mischievous sprite in her dominions. |
| At this, slyboots rushed off in such a haste, and with such a wicked gleam in his eye, that I smelt mischief immediately. |
| It was to this seat that slyboots elevated himself by his own choice, and became the Kitchen Crow. |
| If slyboots had eaten tit-bits in moderation, he might be sitting on the poker to this day. |
