What is another word for underhand?
Pronunciation:
[ ˌʌndəhˈand], [ ˌʌndəhˈand], [ ˌʌ_n_d_ə_h_ˈa_n_d]
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Similar words for underhand:
- clandestine (adjective)
- covert (adjective)
- crooked (adjective)
- deceitful (adjective)
- deceptive (adjective)
- foul (adjective)
- furtive (adjective)
- indirect (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- roguish (adjective)
- scheming (adjective)
- shifty (adjective)
- shrewd (adjective)
- sly (adjective)
- stealthy (adjective)
- undercover (adjective)
- underhanded (adjective)
- unethical (adjective)
- unjust (adjective)
- unprincipled (adjective)
- unreliable (adjective)
- unscrupulous (adjective)
- all (adverb)
- corrupt (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Underhand:
adj.
• clandestine (adjective)- foxy,
- hush hush,
- more under-the-counter,
- in holes and corners,
- hushhush,
- on quiet,
- under wraps,
- under-ground,
- more closet,
- on qt,
- under hand,
- under-hand,
- more under the counter,
- on the q t,
- in holes corners,
- on q t,
- most under-the-counter,
- most under the counter,
- most closet.
- in-cog,
- more under the table,
- Incog,
- more shrouded,
- in cog,
- most shrouded,
- more dissembled,
- most dissembled,
- un suspected,
- un-suspected,
- dis guised,
- most under the table,
- masked,
- dis-guised,
- most incog,
- more under-the-table,
- more incog,
- most under-the-table.
- concealed,
- deceptive,
- insidious,
- dishonorable,
- dishonest,
- two-timing,
- cunning,
- dirty-dealing,
- fraudulent,
- two-faced,
- wily,
- on the qt,
- hush-hush,
- unfair,
- double-crossing,
- treacherous,
- slippery,
- secretive,
- oblique.
- in equitable,
- in-equitable,
- un fair,
- most caitiff,
- foul,
- un fairer,
- more caitiff,
- un-fairest,
- un-fairer,
- un fairest,
- un-fair.
- more sub-rosa,
- more sub rosa,
- most skulking,
- most slinking,
- most sub rosa,
- more skulking,
- more subrosa,
- most conspiratorial,
- most sub-rosa,
- more conspiratorial,
- subrosa,
- most subrosa,
- more slinking.
- in-direct,
- more sidelong,
- periphrastic,
- more circumlocutory,
- in direct,
- most circumlocutory,
- long drawn out,
- more twisting,
- most twisting,
- most vagrant,
- dis cursive,
- most sidelong,
- implied,
- dis-cursive,
- more vagrant,
- more snaking,
- long winded,
- most snaking.
- indirect,
- sneaking,
- on the inside,
- Snaking,
- clandestine,
- sidelong,
- Astucious,
- shark,
- crooked,
- shrewd,
- unconscientious,
- cloak and dagger,
- on the quiet,
- stealthy,
- sub-rosa,
- conspiratorial,
- unprincipled,
- circumlocutory,
- undercover,
- long way home,
- unjust,
- unreliable,
- unscrupulous,
- exploitative,
- unethical,
- prevaricatory,
- sneaky,
- Shrouded,
- prevaricative,
- shifty,
- surreptitious,
- on top of,
- deceitful,
- underhanded,
- covert,
- shorthanded,
- up on,
- scheming,
- in the know,
- longwinded,
- sly,
- furtive,
- under ground,
- streetwise,
- under-the-counter,
- casuistic,
- Impostrous,
- roguish,
- under-the-table.
- more prevaricative,
- most contriving,
- fly by night,
- more unhonest,
- more equivocating,
- most prevaricatory,
- more prevaricatory,
- most equivocating,
- un honest,
- un-honest,
- more contriving,
- most shuffling,
- Unhonest,
- more dodging,
- most prevaricative,
- most dodging,
- more shuffling,
- most unhonest.
- Sharker,
- dis criminating,
- most argute,
- in know,
- dis-criminating,
- pro-founder,
- shrewdest,
- sharkest,
- more argute,
- pro-found,
- quickwitted,
- wised up,
- more streetwise,
- quick witted,
- in side,
- pro founder,
- pro found,
- on inside,
- most streetwise.
- un dependable,
- un-dependable,
- un-stable,
- un sound,
- un stablest,
- un-sounder,
- un-truer,
- un-stablest,
- in-constant,
- un sure,
- un reliable,
- un-truest,
- pre-tended,
- in accurate,
- un-soundest,
- un sounder,
- un truest,
- un stable,
- un truer,
- un stabler,
- un faithful,
- un convincing,
- un-stabler,
- un-faithful,
- un-convincing,
- un-sure,
- mis taken,
- un-reliable,
- un-sound.
- un scrupulous,
- de grading,
- selfseeking,
- un-scrupulous,
- un worthier,
- dis-graceful,
- more unconscientious,
- self seeking,
- more casuistic,
- more exploitative,
- un-conscientious,
- un worthiest,
- most exploitative,
- most unconscientious,
- de graded,
- un conscientious,
- un-worthier,
- un-worthiest,
- de-graded,
- de-grading,
- un worthy,
- most casuistic,
- dis graceful.
adv.
• all (adverb)n.
• corrupt (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
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- duplicitous.
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- hidden,
- guileful,
- secret,
- lubricious.
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- disingenuous.
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- sharp.
- darkly,
- bent,
- canny,
- smarmy,
- counterfeit,
- underlying,
- deviously,
- smooth,
- circuitous,
- disreputable,
- doubtful,
- cheating,
- malignant,
- inwardly,
- behind the curtain,
- clever,
- by stealth,
- expect,
- camera,
- mystery,
- fault,
- ill-gotten,
- detestable,
- concealment,
- comprehend,
- pernicious,
- perceive,
- conniving,
- perverted,
- allusive,
- pharisaic,
- up to snuff,
- paltry,
- veiled,
- evasion,
- elusive,
- privy,
- stealth,
- locker,
- vile,
- silence,
- artificial,
- reserved,
- wretched,
- closeness,
- acute,
- politic,
- sinister,
- taciturn,
- satyr,
- improper,
- Slinky,
- cabinet,
- cosy,
- designing,
- fake,
- malicious,
- questionable,
- skilful,
- behind one's back,
- in secret,
- diplomatic,
- dubious,
- knavish,
- low,
- craftily,
- Deceiving,
- get,
- knowing,
- thievish,
- lying,
- unfairly,
- reticent,
- finagling,
- subtle,
- cagey,
- rotten,
- fast,
- venal,
- wrongfulness,
- understood,
- scurvy,
- expedient,
- behind ones back,
- roundabout,
- inferential,
- illicit,
- Arriere Pensee,
- pawky,
- dark,
- on the sly,
- unobtrusive,
- Adulterer,
- Subreptitious,
- realize,
- intriguing,
- ingenious,
- underground,
- strategic,
- unctuous,
- wicked,
- contrariness,
- unconscionable,
- personal,
- unsportsmanlike,
- Subdolous,
- mendacious,
- fraudulently,
- felonious,
- uncommunicative,
- offhand,
- malign,
- suspicious,
- quiet,
- by implication,
- suspect,
- jesuitical,
- shameless,
- tricksy,
- Conspiring,
- seducer,
- close,
- in camera,
- perfidious,
- baleful,
- learn,
- wrong,
- Trickish,
- seclusion,
- indefinite,
- error,
- fly,
- skillful,
- subtly,
- stealthily,
- hypocritical,
- apprehend,
- slim,
- skulking,
- misleading,
- pretending,
- artful,
- hugger mugger,
- Stealthful,
- circumlocutionary,
- believe,
- reserve,
- fallacious,
- faking,
- privateness,
- falsehearted,
- damage,
- backstairs,
- Chiseling,
- unrevealed,
- Mean-spirited,
- feline,
- janus-faced,
- perversity,
- calculating,
- unsavory,
- implicit,
- ulterior,
- hole-and-corner,
- understand,
- admitted,
- case,
- reservation,
- untrustworthy,
- behind-the-scenes,
- no,
- assume,
- indistinct,
- insincere,
- shameful,
- conceive,
- white lie,
- sanctimonious,
- maliciously,
- thieving,
- reticence,
- vulpine,
- contemptible,
- machiavellian,
- Contriving,
- discern,
- dishonourable,
- back door,
- taciturnity,
- muffled,
- traitorous,
- self-serving,
- slyly,
- secrecy,
- unsporting,
- bad,
- adroit,
- mean,
- leery,
- paillard,
- harmful,
- awry,
- immoral,
- unexpressed,
- deep,
- slimy,
- incognito,
- arch,
- private,
- suppression,
- nefarious,
- uncertain,
- villainous,
- dissimulating,
- ENG,
- dissembling,
- furtively,
- Delitescent,
- diabolic,
- closet,
- undisclosed,
- despicable,
- evasive,
- oily,
- hangdog,
- Misprision,
- slick,
- timeserving,
- astute,
- Plotting,
- malevolent,
- false,
- disloyal,
- profound,
- convenient,
- amoral,
- criminal,
- sneakily,
- base,
- dirty,
- could,
- filthy,
- privacy,
- wrongness,
- insidiously,
- constructive,
- feigning,
- privately,
- secretiveness,
- evil,
- smart,
- perverseness,
- perverse,
- lurking,
- fishy,
- not kosher.
How to use "Underhand" in context?
The underhand is a style of poker that is usually considered to be more difficult for an opponent to play. This is because of the fact that the player's hand is concealed until it is played, making it more difficult for the opponent to determine the exact composition of the hand.
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