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subrosa

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Main Entry: furtive
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: sneaky, secretive

Synonyms:

artful, calculating, cautious, circumspect, clandestine, cloaked, conspiratorial, covert, crafty*, creepy*, cunning, disguised, elusive, evasive, foxy, guileful, hidden, hush-hush, insidious, masked, scheming, shifty, skulking, slinking, sly, stealthy, sub-rosa, surreptitious, tricky*, under wraps, under-the-table, undercover, underhand, underhanded, wily

Antonyms:

aboveboard, forthright, honest, open, truthful
Main Entry: hush-hush
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: secret

Synonyms:

clandestine, classified, closet, confidential, covert, dark, private, restricted, sub-rosa, surreptitious, under-the-table, undercover

Antonyms:

known, public, revealed, told
Main Entry: secret
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: underhand, clandestine

Synonyms:

backdoor, backstairs, camouflaged, classified, close, confidential, covert, cryptic, discreet, disguised, dissembled, dissimulated, furtive, hush-hush, in ambush, incognito, inside, restricted, secretive, sly, sneak, sneaky, stealthy, sub-rosa, surreptitious, top secret, unacknowledged, under false pretense, under-the-table, underhanded

Antonyms:

aboveboard, known, legal, legitimate, public
Main Entry: stealthy
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: quiet and secretive

Synonyms:

catlike, catty, clandestine, covert, crafty, cunning, enigmatic, feline, furtive, hush-hush, noiseless, private, secret, shifty, silent, skulking, slinking, sly, sneak, sneaking, sneaky, sub-rosa, surreptitious, under wraps, undercover, underhand, wily

Antonyms:

open, public
Main Entry: surreptitious
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: sneaky, secret

Synonyms:

clandestine, covert, fraudulent, furtive, hidden, hole-and-corner, hush-hush, on the QT, on the sly, private, skulking, slinking, sly, sneaking, stealthy, sub-rosa, unauthorized, under wraps, under-the-table, undercover, underhand, veiled

Antonyms:

aboveboard, authorized, honest, open
Main Entry: undercover
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: secret, spy

Synonyms:

clandestine, concealed, confidential, covert, creep, furtive, hidden, hole-and-corner, hush-hush, incognito*, intelligence, on the QT, private, stealth, stealthy, sub-rosa, surreptitious, under wraps, underground, underhand, underneath

Antonyms:

known, open, public
Main Entry: underhand
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: deceitful

Synonyms:

clandestine, concealed, crafty, crooked, cunning, deceptive, devious, dirty-dealing, dishonest, dishonorable, double-crossing, duplicitous, fraudulent, furtive, guileful, hush-hush, indirect, insidious, oblique, on the QT, on the quiet, secret, secretive, shady, shifty, slippery*, sly*, sneaking, sneaky, stealthy, sub-rosa, surreptitious, treacherous, tricky, two-faced, two-timing, under wraps, undercover, underhanded, unethical, unfair, unjust, unscrupulous, wily

Antonyms:

aboveboard, forthright, frank, honest
Main Entry: surreptitiously
Part of Speech: adverb
Definition: clandestinely

Synonyms:

covertly, privately, secretly, stealthily, sub-rosa
Main Entry: lubricious
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: underhand

Synonyms:

clandestine, concealed, crafty, crooked, cunning, deceptive, devious, dirty-dealing, dishonest, dishonorable, disingenuous, double-crossing, duplicitous, fraudulent, furtive, guileful, hush-hush, indirect, insidious, oblique, on the QT, on the quiet, secret, secretive, shady, shifty, slippery*, sly*, sneaking, sneaky, stealthy, sub-rosa, surreptitious, treacherous, tricky, two-faced, two-timing, under wraps, undercover, underhanded, unethical, unfair, unjust, unscrupulous, wily
Main Entry: sneaking
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: stealthy

Synonyms:

catlike, catty, clandestine, covert, crafty, cunning, enigmatic, feline, furtive, hush-hush, noiseless, private, secret, shifty, silent, skulking, slinking, slinky, sly*, sneak, sneaky, sub-rosa, surreptitious, under wraps, undercover, underhand, wily
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