cunning

A word to describe someone or sometimes something thats tricky, devious, sly or shady

"I'd stay away from that cunning chap..he's pretty weird"

by Maybelline April 9, 2006

cunning

Adjective:
1) sly, crafty, tricky, clever in secret or underhanded dealings.
2) artful, skillful, wily, streetwise
3) cute, appealing (in very rare usage)

The con man gloated as the train carried him off. He had cunningly swindled another town into investing in a technology that didn't even exist. He really was a cunning linguist and it helped him to escape capture.

by Lorelili July 28, 2011

Cunning

Upta Maine, cunning means good-looking, attractive, adorable. Pronounced CUN-an. Commonly pared with the adverb awfully.

“Don’t this camouflaged jumpsuit look awfully cunning on the baby?”

by Wpie May 2, 2019

Cunning

A cocky cheeky bastard who likes cheese jokes.

"Who's this poor bastard?"

"He's cunning"

by Nokus Pocus January 4, 2023

cunning

cal. need i say more?

oh my god you cunning bastard, how did you get free vodka, your all cal'd out.

by The bint of justice September 7, 2008

Cunning

A word used to describe something or someone as cute or adorable. Usually a small animal, such as a kitten or small woodland creature but can also describe a baby.

Oh, look at the small woodland creatures. How cunning!

by Mindy S. March 21, 2008

cunning linguist

A clever play on words to use in place of the word wordcunnilingus/word. The first play on words being of the similar sound, one who thinks a bit more about it will realize a "cunning linguist" would be someone who is skilled at speaking, implying the mouth, thus, someone skilled with their mouth.

Hey Suzie, my friends say I am quite the cunning linguist

by Good4u April 28, 2003