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What is a metaphor for using the word sneaky?

Here are some metaphors for "sneaky", depending on the specific context you're looking for:

Animal-related:

* A shadow slipping through the cracks. (Evokes stealth and hidden movement)

* A fox in the henhouse. (Implies cunning and deceit)

* A serpent winding its way through the grass. (Suggests stealth and danger)

* A cat playing with its prey. (Conveys a sense of playful but calculated manipulation)

Object-related:

* A thief in the night. (Emphasizes stealth and illicit action)

* A whisper in the wind. (Implies subtlety and difficulty in detection)

* A crack in the armor. (Suggests a vulnerability that is exploited)

* A hidden dagger. (Conveys a sense of unexpected danger)

Abstract metaphors:

* A veiled truth. (Implies something hidden and possibly deceptive)

* A secret passage. (Suggests a hidden way of doing something)

* A trick up the sleeve. (Emphasizes cunning and unexpected action)

* A sly wink. (Conveys a playful but potentially manipulative intent)

Remember to choose the metaphor that best suits the specific meaning you want to convey and the tone of your writing.

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