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Translate files Sneaky
/ˈsniː.ki/
Meaning & Definition
adjective
Characterized by stealth or a tendency to avoid detection; done in a secretive or deceptive manner.
She made a sneaky attempt to steal the last cookie from the jar while no one was watching.
Cunning or sly; intended to deceive or trick.
The sneaky fox outsmarted the hunters by hiding in the bushes.
Done in apparent innocence but with ulterior motives.
His sneaky comments during the meeting hinted at his true intentions.
Etymology
Derived from the word 'sneak', meaning to move quietly or furtively.
Common Phrases and Expressions
sneaky peek
A quick, secretive look at something.
sneaky suspicion
A feeling that something is not quite right, often without solid evidence.
Related Words
sneak
To move quietly or furtively.
sneakiness
The quality of being sneaky.
Slang Meanings
Sneaky link
A secret relationship or encounter.
Sneak attack
An unexpected or surprise attack.