sneaky

Synonyms for sneaky

adj underhanded, dishonest

adjective. full of secrecy

adjective. dishonest

1833, from sneak (v.) + -y (2). Related: Sneakily; sneakiness. Sneaky Pete "cheap liquor" is from 1949.

And so perhaps you would be Saladin, and he can be Sir Kenneth, though he's too sneaky for him, too.

“Sneaky, you run down to the brook and get some water,” she commanded.

“You have done well by the pack, Sneaky,” he announced finally.

She was going to speak for her foster child, and not let Sneaky introduce him.

He was safe there from Sneaky, Gray Wolf and the whole pack.

Meanwhile, Sneaky had been out hunting, and returned with food for his family.

Sneaky did not like this, and displayed his sharp, cruel teeth.

Sneaky switched his tail angrily, and bared his white teeth.

This also was a law of the pack, and Sneaky was angrier than ever.

You must run back to the den and tell Mother Wolf or Sneaky.