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Often used in the same context:
wittiest,
cleverest,
pantomimic,
unshowy,
droll,
loopiest,
funniest,
charming,
subtlest,
humoristic,
puckish,
bawdiest,
moodiest,
endearing,
clownlike,
likeable,
quippy,
beguiling,
quirky,
silkiest,
wry,
dopiest,
dandyish,
eeriest,
goatish,
comedic,
edmund kean,
likable,
lumpish,
winkingly,
pythonesque,
chameleonlike,
anthony hopkins,
mephistophelean,
corniest,
blandest,
byronic,
kicky,
nouvelle vague,
protean,
seriocomedy,
acidulous,
epicene,
insouciant,
hemingwayesque,
swiftian,
falstaffian,
robert redford,
haughtiest,
max beerbohm,
flo ziegfeld,
daftly,
hoariest,
puppyish,
unshockable,
clumsiest,
artful,
deadpan,
hummable,
dandified,
orotund,
offbeat,
moviedom,
cuddlesome,
blowzy,
amazonian,
dostoyevskian,
punchiest,
sphinxlike,
jack nicholson,
chucklesome,
winsome,
jazziest,
wickedest,
epigrammatic,
hilarious,
unsayable,
earthiest,
cinematic,
loveable,
blackhearted,
guileful,
tragi,
mellowest,
scabrous,
fluffiest,
lounge lizard,
artiest,
creepiest,
cockiest,
dourest,
playful,
iest,
nouveau roman,
loveliest,
parodic,
lovable,
smarm,
plummy,
jocose,
rabelaisian,
delightful,
cunning,
shifty,
sneaky,
spiteful,
crafty,
goodnatured,
mischievous,
nasty,
natured,
oddest,
queerest,
shy,
silly,
sly,
stupid,
cagey,
clownish,
cocky,
companionable,
conceited
Also try:
— Nouns for slyest:
smile,
way,
thing,
schemer,
manner,
kind,
flirt,
introductions,
strategy,
fellow,
fox,
more...
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