Pronounced sneek-lee-nis or sneek-uh-lee-nis. Either is just as acceptable as the last.
1. The ability to be sneaky, covert, or undercover.
2. The ability to sneak stylishly, often coming into close calls with being caught, but then charismatically escaping. Possibly pleasing an audience.
1. The ability to be sneaky, covert, or undercover.
2. The ability to sneak stylishly, often coming into close calls with being caught, but then charismatically escaping. Possibly pleasing an audience.
by The Real Cthulhu February 22, 2007
by Dawniegee September 10, 2005
An off-putting color is one that feels unpleasant to look at—perhaps because it’s too harsh, unnatural, sickly, or emotionally disturbing. It might remind someone of decay, illness, rot, or something uncanny. People might instinctively recoil from it or feel that it just doesn’t "sit right."
It was a sneakly color—quiet on the surface, but the longer you looked, the more it crept under your skin."
by Johndoeo June 14, 2025