sneaky-deaky
sneaky-deaky adjective: sneaky.
Adjective
sneaky-deaky (comparative more sneaky-deaky, superlative most sneaky-deaky)
- Sneaky.
- [Y]ou didn't tell me what you were doing with that credit card, Chuchie? You were always so sneaky-deaky, even when we were little!1999, Deborah Gregory, Livin' Large, page 213
Forms of sneaky-deaky
| comparative | more sneaky-deaky |
|---|---|
| superlative | most sneaky-deaky |
Questions about sneaky-deaky
- What does sneaky-deaky mean?
- Sneaky-deaky means sneaky.
- What part of speech is sneaky-deaky?
- Sneaky-deaky is an adjective.
Words near sneaky-deaky in the dictionary
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