shady|shadier|shadiest in English
adjective
[shad·y || 'ʃeɪdɪ]
covered in shadow, protected from light; indistinct, obscure; disreputable, dubious; uncertain; casting a shadow, protecting from light
Use "shady|shadier|shadiest" in a sentence
1. Paige, Katrina and Alejandra react to Beyonce's Shadiest, Bossiest and most Diva moments!
2. Something shady for Jane?
3. The forest looked cool and shady.
4. A trifle shady, mademoiselle.
5. His best-known alter ego, Slim Shady, first appeared on the Slim Shady EP.
6. Something shady, that's for sure.
7. He's a rather shady person.
8. Isn't that kind of shady?
9. Shady companies are forever Bilking …
10. This is a shady avenue.
11. They know some very shady characters.
12. These plants will grow best in shady conditions.
13. Commonly known as ‘False Goat’s Beard,’ Astilbe brings light and life to even the shadiest of corners
14. We sat beneath a shady tree.
15. Plants of this sort need shady conditions.
16. It's cool and shady under the tree.
17. 22 A sunny south-facing mound will lose more precious moisture to evaporation than a shadier northern slope.
18. We sat on the shady grass for our picnic.
19. Those shady little eyes, that phony grin.
20. She's been involved in some shady deals .
21. The company was notorious for shady deals.
22. Ferns grow in shady and moist places.
23. Mischiefmakers, mayhem creators, fraudulent shady cartoon characters.
24. He was involved in shady business deals.
25. The river ran unruffled under the shady bank.