sleezy

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 49
[SLEAZY.] 3719 *sleight-ful ( gh silent), a. [Eng.sleight; -full .] Cunning, artful, crafty. "Wilde beasts forsooke their dens on woody hils, And sleightful otters left the purling rils." Browne: Britannias Pastorals , ii. 4. *sleight-1-lý ( gh silent), adv . [Eng. sleighty ; -ly.] In a cunning manner; cunningly, artfully. *sleight-ỹ ( gh silent), *sleyght-ye, a. [Eng. sleight; y. Exercising or given to sleights or tricks; artful, cunning, crafty. *slen, *sleen, v . t . [SLAY, V.]
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