Definition of "sneaky" [sneak•y]

• Furtive; surreptitious. (adjective)

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• "I call it "sneaky" only because it is a poor substitute for the primary solution: lowering our CO2 emissions."
• "That being said, though, the "sneaky-sneaky" is a lot more challenging here than in the past."
• "Stephen Holden again: "A pointed little thriller with metaphysical pretensions, First Snow is shrewd enough to approach basic philosophical questions in sneaky, offhand ways.""