Pawky and Sharp

Pawky

Pawky adjective - Cunning and sly.
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Sharp and pawky are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sharp" instead an adjective "Pawky".

Sharp

Sharp adjective - Having or showing a practical cleverness or judgment.
Usage example: a sharp customer who wasn't about to be taken in by that smooth-tongued salesman

Pawky and sharp are semantically related. (British) You can use "Pawky" instead an adjective "Sharp". informal substitute

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