Explanation of "sly" (1) [strange and changeful; treacherous]: strange and changeable (2) [eccentric and wild]: strange and bizarre (3) [sly; crafty; cunning; tricky]: sly and treacherous (3) [sly; crafty; cunning; tricky]: cunning and treacherous (4) [sly; crafty; cunning; tricky]: cunning and treacherous (5) [sly; crafty; cunning; tricky]: cunning and treacherous (6) [sly; crafty; tricky]: cunning and strange (7) [sly]: cunning and treacherous (8) [crafty; crafty; tricky]: cunning and treacherous (9) [sly]: cunning and treacherous]. But there was a man in the city named Zhang, named Wei, who was originally the son of a eunuch, who was treacherous, cunning, cruel and caustic. The Fairy in the Evening of the Flooded Garden Detailed Explanations (1). Strange, strange. Selected Writings - Wang Bao (《文选-王褒＜洞箫赋＞》) ："It is interesting to see how easy it is to refrain from telling, and how abundant and abundant it is to be treacherous." Li Shan Note: "Treacherous, as if strange." Li Zhouhan: "Treacherous, strange." Tang Li Bai's poem Shang Yun Le: "Jasper and jade are both beautiful, and gold is red on both temples. The Chinese lid hangs down, and Songyue is on the upper lip. If I don't know the treacherous appearance, I won't know the God of creation." Song Fan Chengda's poem "Mocking the Gorge Stone": "What is the clear and gentle qi that gave birth to these treacherous traces?" Ming Tang Shunzhi, "Preface to the Drafts of Entering the Marsh Before and After": "Curious people of mountains and lakes often take the most remote and treacherous view, and search for the changing conditions of mountains, rivers, grass, trees, birds and beasts as their pleasure." (2). Grotesque; delusional. Jin Shu - Wang Tan Zhi Biography: "If Zhuang Sheng's ...... words are treacherous, his meaning is absurd." Song Shao Yong 《戒子文》："Fierce people's words are treacherous." Zizhi Tongjian - Tang Dezong Zhenyuan Ten Years: "Yan Ling, every time he sings, is treacherous, and all the people do not dare to say anything." (3). (3). 《艺文类聚》 卷六三引 晋 张协《玄武馆赋》："於是崇墉四匝，丰厦诡谲，烂如丹霞，皎如素雪。" (4). Cunning; Cunning. Northern History - Sui Ji Next - Emperor Yang: "sex more treacherous, the place of honor, do not want people to know, every fortunate place, always several ways to set the time." Waking up to the World: The Flooding of the Garden in the Evening with a Fairy: "He is treacherous and treacherous, cruel and mean." 王西彦 《夜宴》 六："Mr. Jin Qijun laughed wryly and threw the note to Mr. Mao Lizhang." (5). (5). Tang Xuanzang, "Records of the Western Regions of the Great Tang Dynasty - General Description of India": "Fear of the sin of the Underworld, light of the business of life, treacherous not to do, oaths for the letter, politics and religion are still qualitative, customs and 犹和". Song Su Shunqin, "On the Book of Fan Xiwen": "I am afraid that if the generals and officers do not know about this matter, and if they are accustomed to the victory of the millimeter, they will lose a great deal because of their treachery." Mao Dun, "Disillusionment," 4: "He felt that his rival was simply a ghost, following him day and night, scouting him, knowing all his secrets and all his guile." Word Breakdown Explanation of Guile Guile (诡) ǐ ǐ fraudulent, treacherous: guileful. (诡道)ǐ Fraudulent, treacherous: tricky. Guile. 诡辩 (a. to argue without reason; b. in logic, to argue plausibly, e.g., "guileful argument"). Weird, out of the ordinary : weird. Weird. Secretive (inscrutable). Sneaky. To oblige : to seek (to oblige, to demand, as in "诡诡 谲 谲的解释 谲 (谲) é fraud, to play a trick 谲 (谲) é fraud, to play a trick 谲诈 (奸诈), trickery 谲诈 (奸诈). Treacherous (a. Strange and varied; b. Quirky; c. Deceitful, cunning). Treacherous. Head: 讠.