English to Yiddish Meaning of shifty - גאַנייוויש

Shifty :

גאַנייוויש

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Definitions of shifty in English

Adjective

Examples of shifty in English

(1) It seems that the shifty fellow had broken into the small museum in the town and in an unguarded moment had filched the treasure map and a few gold coins.(2) But he's shifty and elusive in the open field and could preserve the big-play ability Smith may otherwise miss on kick returns.(3) he had a shifty look about him(4) She was shifty , evasive and clearly unprepared for the assault.(5) His manner was shifty ; there was guilt written all over his face.(6) We're pretty sure there are shifty people somewhere.(7) And he looked like a shifty dealer just opening his pack.(8) Sure, it made me seem like a shifty person, but so be it.(9) In fact, come to think of it, he was downright shifty .(10) His overall appearance was that of a shifty man who couldn't be trusted.(11) My shifty manner is, I am pretty sure, that of the classic fraudster.(12) ‘The secret to door opening is this, Melissa,’ James glanced around in a shifty manner.(13) Gazing down shows that either you're shifty - and therefore lying - or that you are defeated.(14) When I came to, I found myself tightly tied to a steel chair guarded by a few shifty men guarding me with loaded guns.(15) He stealthed behind her for a few minutes before she turned into an alleyway, where a shifty character stood waiting for her.(16) Not only had I failed in my duties, but some other guy - a dopey, shifty guy we both knew - had sent her flowers with a card attached.

(1) Shia ::

שיאַ

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1. devious ::

אָפּגענייגט

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