IPA: //ˈslaɪ.ɪst//
KK: /slaɪɪst/
The most clever and deceitful in a way that is not easily noticed.
He was the slyest of all the foxes in the forest, always finding a way to escape traps.
Comparative: slyer
Superlative: slyest
**Slyest** → The word 'slyest' is derived from 'sly' (from Old Norse *slygr*, meaning cunning or crafty) and the superlative suffix '-est' (meaning most). Thus, 'slyest' refers to the most cunning or crafty individual.
Think of someone who is the 'most cunning' — 'sly' means crafty, and adding '-est' shows they are at the top of that quality.