SLEIGHT

SLEIGHT


This is a 7 letter answer

Dictionary definitions:


Word: sleight

Cunning; craft; artful practice.
An artful trick; sly artifice; a feat so dexterous that the manner of performance escapes observation.
Dexterous practice; dexterity; skill.


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Adroitness in using the hands
Bit of trickery
Craftiness
Deceptive dexterity
Dexterity
In conversation
Manual dexterity
Trick
__ of hand (dexterity)
___ of hand (magic)
___-of-hand.
Adroitness
___ of hand
Trickiness
Magician's skill.
Hits leg
Deception caused by the French in a sense
Winter travel time reduced with cunning
Void serial number with dexterity
Cunning elder initially taken in by minor
Cunning exhibited by heartless school rowing crew
Cunning action made with the French in view
Artful trick sounds trifling
Cunning oriental with slender frame
Trickery is no big deal, they say
Heartlessly sell a number by trickery
Trick brings the French into view
View taken about the French being cunning
English taken in by minor deception
Extremely skilful crew's dexterity
Deception where I'm invisible in slim figure
The trick is to say aspersion
Cunning with minimal sound
Juggling trick, extremely skilful 8
Dexterity of extremely skilful boat crew
Trickery's insult to an audience
Trickery that doesn't amount to much by the sound of it
Cunning in emptying small cube
Cunning, extremely skilful rowers
During lecture deliberately overlook deception
Announced minor trick (7)
Bit of deception
Pestilence
Agreement
Some appealing source of light, possibly
Trickery disheartened school rowers
Unfortunate appearance limiting the French magician's skill
Emptied small cube showing dexterity
Dexterity keeping both ends of line in view
Cunning is not important in conversation
Ecstasy smuggled in small deception
____ of hand (magic trick)
Trickery from the French in great deal
Lacking substance, accepting base trickery




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