IPA: /ˈkeɪdʒi/
KK: /ˈkeɪdʒi/
Being careful not to give too much information or to be secretive about something.
She was cagy about her plans for the weekend, not wanting to reveal too much.
Comparative: cagier
Superlative: cagiest
Cagy → This word originates from the American English dialect, derived from the word 'cagey', which means cautious or wary. The term suggests a sense of being trapped or careful, much like an animal in a cage.
Think of someone being 'cautious' or 'wary' like an animal that is careful not to get caught in a 'cage'. This helps you remember that 'cagy' means being careful or wary.