IPA: //ˈslaɪər//
KK: /slaɪər/
More cunning or deceitful than someone or something else.
He was slier than his opponents, always finding a way to win.
Slier → The word 'slier' is derived from 'sly' (from Old English 'slyh', meaning cunning or crafty) and the comparative suffix '-er' (meaning more). Thus, 'slier' means more cunning or crafty than another.
Think of someone who is 'more cunning' ('sly') than others — that's what 'slier' means.