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sleighty
English
Etymology
sleight +? -y
Adjective
sleighty (comparative more sleighty, superlative most sleighty)
- (obsolete) cunning; sly
- 1615, W. Lawson, Country Housewifes Garden
- You might sit in your Mount, and angle a peckled Trout, or sleighty Eele.
- 1615, W. Lawson, Country Housewifes Garden
Anagrams
- Leightys, Lightsey
Middle English
Alternative forms
- slei?ti, slei?ty, sli?ty, sleihti, sleythi, sleyghty, slegti
Etymology
From sleight +? -y.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /?slixti?/, /?sl?i?xti?/
Adjective
sleighty
- sly, sneaky, clever
Descendants
- English: sleighty (obsolete)
References
- “sleight?, adj.”, in MED Online, Ann Arbor, Mich.: University of Michigan, 2007, retrieved 2019-06-05.
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sleights
English
Noun
sleights
- plural of sleight
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