sneaky

Modifies a noun

• peek: Online Dating Hide behind a pot plant Wouldn't you love to grab a sneaky peek at your date?
• suspicion: I have a sneaky suspicion neither of the two's going to happen very soon.
• peak: You may even get a sneaky peak of what's to come on the new cd!
• trick: The Five Card Trick A sneaky little trick you can carry round in your pocket.
• tactic: The only diversion being a sneaky tactic of changing the color of the ball bowled several times in one over!
• feeling: Still I have a sneaky feeling that IDS will be the next leader.

Modifying Another Word

• very: He's very sneaky like that.... whoever he is.
• really: Back to top Telnet You can do some really sneaky things with Telnet.
• so: Although hopefully not so sneaky that, if she gets seen, she can't convincingly argue that she got lost.
• too: It's just too sneaky, you can never be really sure about what's inside.
• quite: They are small, black and quite sneaky in that they live in the soil.
• even: Some are even sneakier, and jump out in sudden ambush when you don't expect it.

Used with adjective complement

• get: Seems to good to be true You lot are getting as sneaky as VI's at trying to hide key points in a text.
• feel: If we're feeling really sneaky then they might be out of order - but you'll just have to work that out.