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slyboots

[slahy-boots]

noun (used with a singular verb)

an engagingly sly or mischievous person.

Origin:
1690–1700; sly + boots (plural of boot¹), used metonymically; compare boots

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slyboots (ˈslaɪˌbuːts)

—*pl n*
	(functioning as singular) a person who is sly

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