Sleight

What do we mean by sleight?

Deftness; dexterity. noun

A clever or skillful trick or deception; an artifice or stratagem. noun

Deceitful; artful.

Cunning; craft; subtlety. noun

Skill; dexterity; cleverness. noun

Art; contrivance; trick; stratagem; artful feat. noun

A feat or trick so skilfully or dexterously performed as to deceive the beholder; a feat of magic; a trick of legerdemain. noun

Cunning; craft; artful practice. noun

An artful trick; sly artifice; a feat so dexterous that the manner of performance escapes observation. noun

Dexterous practice; dexterity; skill. noun

Legerdemain; prestidigitation. noun

Cunning; craft; artful practice. noun

An artful trick; sly artifice; a feat so dexterous that the manner of performance escapes observation. noun

Dexterous practice; dexterity; skill. noun

Adroitness in using the hands noun

Cunning; craft; artful practice.

An artful trick; sly artifice; a feat so dexterous that the manner of performance escapes observation.

Dexterous practice; dexterity; skill.

Sure, For sure, or Yeah! Urban Dictionary

- In agreement to something Urban Dictionary

To be tricky or quick with your hands like when magicians try to direct your attention to something else while they do their main trick Urban Dictionary

Using your dick to do magic Urban Dictionary

The art of smelling a girls pussy before going down on her, without her knowing it. Urban Dictionary

A perk, or perquisite, used in online multiplayer and split screen multiplayer in both Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, and Call of Duty: World at War. It increases the speed of reloading for all weapons in both games. It's use is widespread in Hardcore match types, however, because of the absence of additional damage (stopping power), or added health (juggernaut), it is strongly discouraged and not used in Core game modes. Urban Dictionary

When you are having intercourse and you want to let your friend get some, so you turn off the lights and say you'll be right back, but you sneak in your friend and let him finish the job. Urban Dictionary

The art of getting to be tricky or quick with your toes, like when dancers try to direct your attention to something else while they perform their main dance routine. The experienced dancer on stage still has the skill to make people NOT look at their toes. Urban Dictionary

/slīt fȯr prä-fət/ When an event is created/fabricated to push a country into war for the means of profiting from the war. A type of false flag event where the only thing that is false is the purpose of the war. Urban Dictionary

The art of oral distraction, the verbal skills needed to "Alter-nate" truth into pure fiction. aka "The Con-way" or "Conwayfying", aka "the long gone con", aka "the blonde-con" Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to sleight:
sleight, slight, sleigh, speight, leight, sleighs.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word sleight:
prestidigitation, legerdemain, misdirection, trickery, magician, tricks, hand, illusions, dai, trick, evicted, magic, loser, manipulation, illusion, fingers, card, cards, shane, deck, rope, magical, performer, coin, balls, coins, skills, skill, expert, preparing, rev, techniques, ultimate, audience, mouth, picked, carl, technique, objects, appear, oxford, stage, perform, really.

Words that rhyme with sleight:
light, bite, right, white, insight, night, site, write, fight, despite, quite, expedite, smight, sight, trite, erudite, cite, flight, blight, recondite, contrite, frostbite, plight, tight, alright, alight, oversight, bright, delight, lite, neophyte, highlight, spite, slight, acolyte, website, twilight, incite, luddite, height, mite, might, satellite, indict, fortnight, ignite, rite, hindsight, finite, kite, smite, apartheid, invite, forthright, knight, polite, appetite, outright, dight, parasite, plebiscite, wright, recite, underwrite, upright, backbite, foresight, excite, copyright, sprite, spotlight, unite, overwrite, overnight, limelight, rewrite, hermaphrodite, bight, indite, goodnight, downright, tripartite, fright, nite, uptight, moonlight, extradite, wight, apatite, byte, midnight, fahrenheit, graphite, lignite, feit, twite, dolomite, playwright, meteorite, brite.

Adjectives that are often used to describe sleight:
little, such, mere, verbal, rhetorical, intellectual, political, semantic, clever, financial, certain, linguistic, simple, statistical, logical, ideological, cunning, magic, legal, philosophical, similar, deft, literary, mental, conceptual, curious, pure, devilish, diplomatic, quick, remarkable, wonderful, subtle, magical, considerable, theoretical, easy, canonical, fiscal, administrative, skilful, interesting, metaphysical, mathematical, dexterous, artistic, amazing, dialectical, difficult, judicial, psychological, theatrical, legislative, ingenious, parliamentary, bureaucratic, historical, brilliant, technical, neat, theological, extraordinary, secret, skillful, grammatical, definitional, peculiar, visual, usual, terminological, admirable, sheer, clumsy, jesuitical, strange, editorial, dramatic, false, deliberate, optic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective sleight:
hand, ofhand, mouth, caskets, mind.

Consonant match to sleight:
slate, slot, slit, slight, sleet, slut, slat, sloat, sluit, slatt, slott, slaght, sloate.

Words that sound like sleight:
slight, sleight, slut, slide, slate, slit, slot, sleet, slat, sloot, slet, sloat, sleat, slott, sluit, sleid, slatt, sight, site, sly, sled, slid, slayed, sliced, slowed, cite, slade, sligh, slighty, sli, slewed, cyte, slad, slights, slt, slighter, sleighed, slye, sloid, slued, seit, cyt, sleights, slud, scite, salite, sloyd, alight, alite, oolite, set, seat, sat, salute, cide, sate, seet, sellout, cit, salut, sett, psat, cet, salat, sette, ciate, sait, sell out, seid, sely, citt, ceat, seide, cely, scet, pset, sete, sell-out, satte, saut, sallet, sawt, seite, saat, -cide, cette, satt, cete, saite, ceit, psit, scit, salaat, sewt, siat, see out, salet, ciet, sajd, psut.