IPA: //ˈslaɪ.ɪst//
KK: /slaɪəst/
The most clever and deceitful in a way that is intended to trick others.
He was the slyest of all the competitors, always finding a way to win without being caught.
Comparative: slyer
Superlative: sliest
Sliest → It is formed from "sly" (from Old English *slyh*, meaning cunning or crafty) and the suffix "-est" (meaning the most). The word "sliest" means the most cunning or crafty among others.
Think of someone who is the 'most cunning' — 'sly' describes being crafty, and '-est' indicates the highest degree.