False, deceitful, treacherous. Obsolete.

Cunning, deceitful.

Deceitful, treacherous, crafty.

The horn of a ram; the material of this. Also in extended use; spec. = shofar, n.

Deceitful, fraudulent.

Deceitful, treacherous.

Dangerous, deceitful.

Deceitful; treacherous; traitorous.

Artful, crafty, deceitful.

skilled in magic; ingenious; (also) cunning, deceitful.

Ingenious; crafty, guileful; deceitful, treacherous. Cf. ginnous, adj.

Full of guile; deceitful, treacherous.

Of persons, their attributes or actions: Characterized by treachery; deceiving, perfidious, false; disloyal, traitorous.

Full of guile; deceitful, false.

Guileful.

Clever, crafty, cunning; deceitful. Obsolete.

Deceiving, deceitful, deceptive.

attributive or as adj. Cheating, treacherous.

Having the evil qualities of the serpent; pertaining to the Serpent as the tempter of humankind; diabolical, Satanic; devilishly wily or cunning.

Of a person: deceitful, given to deception. Of a thing: deceptive.

Full of guile; deceitful, wily.

= beguileful, adj.

Slippery; smooth. Also figurative, crafty, cunning, deceitful.

Of a person: deceitful; untrustworthy. Obsolete.

attributive or as adj. Juggling, deceitful.

Full of trickery. Obsolete.

Guileful, deceiving, deceptive.

Of a type or kind characteristic of, or exemplified by, the Spanish.

That juggles; playing tricks of magic or legerdemain; playing tricks, cheating, deceptive.

Of or pertaining to a snake; snake-like, snaky.

Of the nature of or characterized by sleight of hand, juggling, conjuring or trickery; deceptive, illusory; (of a person) that cheats or deceives…

bold in the use of trickery.

Guileful, tricking.

Deceitful; underhand; dishonourable. Cf. fog, v.2 fogger, n.1 1.

Of or pertaining to a snake; frequently in allusive use, venomous, guileful, deceitful, treacherous.

Deceitful, fraudulent; deluding. Obsolete.

Of a person or (in later use esp.) a thing: that cannot be trusted or relied on; untrustworthy, unreliable; unstable, deluding. Also in †faithless…

Characterized by deceit; treacherous.

Full of guile; treacherous.

Cheating, deceiving, dishonest.

Misleading; deceptive, illusive. Obsolete.

? Deceitful.

That dodges, in the various senses of the verb.

Of, belonging to, or connected with Ulysses; spec. characteristic of, or resembling, Ulysses in craft or deceit, or in extensive wanderings.

Given to playing tricks; = tricky, adj. 1.

Characterized by knacks or tricks; artful, tricky; artificial.

attributive or adj. Juggling; cheating, tricky.

That deludes or cheats others. Cf. bubble, v. 5. Obsolete.

Given to ruses; sly, cunning; deceitful.

That tricks; cheating, deceiving; using trickery.

Characterized by or given to tricks or trickery; rather tricky, crafty, or cunning.

In senses of lurch, v.2 Given to deceiving, perfidious.

Full of tricks or deception; tricky, crafty, cunning, cheating.

Full of tricks; tricky.

Given to the practice of crafty or deceitful tricks; characterized by trickery.

= slippery, adj., in various literal and figurative senses.

Characterized by or given to shirking.

Full of or addicted to dodges; evasive, tricky, artful. Also (colloquial) of things: difficult, awkward, tricky.

figurative. Treacherous, evasive. Cf. sidewinder, n.2 1b. Now somewhat dated and humorous.

Slippery, in various senses.

Deceitful.