weasel|weasels in English

noun

[wea·sel || 'wɪːzl]

carnivorous mammal having a long slender brown body with short legs and a long tail (some species in northern regions turn white in the winter); (Slang) cunning or sneaky person (derogatory)

Use "weasel|weasels" in a sentence

1. The weasel has landed.

2. Four bunnies, two weasels, and a marmot.

3. Chandler's weasel face framed innocent eyes.

4. Herbie had bared his weasel teeth.

5. 1 The police report was filled with weasel words.

6. Hunting stoats, polecats and weasels are a particular threat to them.

7. We prefer contextually complex, contingent, weasel-word sentences --

8. I think someone wants Sleepy Weasel to fail.

9. He tried to weasel out of his responsibilities.

10. They set a trap for the weasel.

11. Don't use an excuse to weasel out this job.

12. They tried to weasel out of the predicament.

13. Chandler's weasel face screwed into an obsequious smile.

14. The weasel is a very pretty little creature.

15. Our base was attacked by a giant socialist weasel.

16. The police report was filled with weasel words.

17. Alarmists, disruptors, weasels, and 9 other annoying types of people in nonprofit

18. Look at your Beeves, slick as weasels, and from the Nueces River

19. He's now trying to weasel out of our agreement.

20. I saw several tracks of rabbit, grouse, and one weasel.

21. All around the mulberry bush(Sentencedict.com), monkey chased the weasel.

22. Their boss escaped to weasel out of his responsibility.

23. 2 And stop using weasel words like "physicality" in place of "cheating".

24. 29 Weasel here could be my wife or my sister for all I know.

25. Synonyms for Boors include brutes, creeps, dorks, hooligans, jerks, rascals, ruffians, schmucks, weasels and barbarians