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Definition of cunning
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Cunning
(a.)
Pretty
or
pleasing;
as, a
cunning
little
boy..
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Uncunningness
::
Uncunningness
(n.)
Ignorance.
Gypsy
::
Gypsy (n.) A
cunning
or
crafty
perso.
Overreach
::
Overreach
(v. i.) To cheat by
cunning
or
deception.
Collusion
::
Collusion
(n.) A
secret
agreement
and
cooperation
for a
fraudulent
or
deceitful
purpose;
a
playing
into each
other's
hands;
deceit;
fraud;
cunning.
Subtle
::
Subtilty
(n.)
Slyness
in
design;
artifice;
guile;
a
cunning
design
or
artifice;
a
trick;
subtlety.
Cunning
::
Cunning
(a.)
Knowing;
skillful;
dexterous.
Water Fox
::
Water fox () The carp; -- so
called
on
account
of its
cunning.
Uncunningly
::
Uncunningly
(adv.)
Ignorantly.
Litherly
::
Litherly
(a.)
Crafty;
cunning;
mischievous;
wicked;
treacherous;
lazy.
Wiliness
::
Wiliness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being wily;
craftiness;
cunning;
guile.
Uncunning
::
Uncunning
(a.)
Ignorant.
Feat
::
Feat (n.) A
striking
act of
strength,
skill,
or
cunning;
a
trick;
as, feats of
horsemanship,
or of
dexterity..
Snod
::
Snod (a.)
Trimmed;
smooth;
neat; trim; sly;
cunning;
demure.
Old
::
Old
(superl.)
Long
practiced;
hence,
skilled;
experienced;
cunning;
as, an old
offender;
old in
vice..
Trick
::
Trick (v. t.) To
deceive
by
cunning
or
artifice;
to
impose
on; to
defraud;
to
cheat;
as, to trick
another
in the sale of a
horse..
Artful
::
Artful
(a.)
Cunning;
disposed
to
cunning
indirectness
of
dealing;
crafty;
as, an
artful
boy. [The usual
sense.].
Cunning
::
Cunning
(a.)
Knowledge;
art;
skill;
dexterity.
Cunning
::
Cunning
(a.)
Pretty
or
pleasing;
as, a
cunning
little
boy..
Overknowing
::
Overknowing
(a.) Too
knowing
or too
cunning.
Subtiliate
::
Subtile
(a.) Sly;
artful;
cunning;
crafty;
subtle;
as, a
subtile
person;
a
subtile
adversary;
a
subtile
scheme..
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