sly in Hindi
sly
- धूर्त "Now a days salesman & saleswomen are becoming sly."
Sentence patterns related to "sly"
1. The sly eyes?
2. You sly little cunt.
3. She's a sly puss.
4. You sly old devil!
5. Oh, you sly dog!
6. You are so sly.
7. He's a sly old fox.
8. You sly old dog!
9. He is a sly dog.
10. She was sly, selfish, and manipulative.
11. He looked sly and furtive.
12. [ Philip ] Well, George, you sly old dog!
13. The fox is a sly elusive animal.
14. A sly smile crept over her lips.
15. The sly fox nimbly eluded the dogs.
16. He was a sly old fox.
17. Great, thought Sly, a most ingenious paradox.
18. Ellis was a venal,[Sentencedict.com ] sly man.
19. She is devious and sly and manipulative.
20. He's a cunning/sly/wily old fox.
21. His manner was sly and deceitful.
22. 1 She was sly, selfish, and manipulative.
23. 19 Some boys smoke on the sly.
24. 5 She is devious and sly and manipulative.
25. He leaned forward with a sly smile.
26. His lips were spread in a sly smile.
27. People consider foxes as clever but sly animals.
28. Jastrow's glance at her was sly and tipsy.
29. [ George ] What do you mean " sly old dog "?
30. 16 Henry Fox got married on the sly.
31. 13 Many people attended the meeting on the sly.
32. 6 Dick had started drinking again on the sly.
33. Satan uses sly tactics to destroy our faith.
34. He has to visit them on the sly.
35. 2 She is devious and sly and manipulative.
36. Now they wouldn't have to socialize on the sly.
37. 15 She often writes to Peter on the sly.
38. He kept making sly little digs at me.
39. She darted a sly sideways glance at Bramwell.
40. The winsome smile flickered back with its sly message.
41. But Sly Boy can always think up a new one!
42. She must have been having lessons on the sly.
43. He cast a sly glance at his bridge partner.
44. 12 We three got the kitchen on the sly.
45. 5 So we continued to meet on the sly.
46. They'd been seeing each other on the sly for months.
47. 1 She must have been having lessons on the sly.
48. Great, thought Sly,[http://Sentencedict.com] a most ingenious paradox.
49. You sly old devil! How long have you known?
50. You can't trust him; he's a sly old fox.