shady
IPA: ʃˈeɪdi
noun
- A surname.
adjective
- Abounding in shades.
- Causing shade.
- Overspread with shade; sheltered from the glare of light or sultry heat.
- (informal) Not trustworthy; disreputable.
- (UK, slang) Mean, cruel.
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Examples of "shady" in Sentences
- The temple is peaceful and shady.
- Mushrooms and fungi are on the shady side.
- The practices of this administrator seem shady.
- The shady side is not always opposite the noon side.
- The shrine is at the bottom of a shady glen by a brook.
- The picnic tables are located in shady sections of the park.
- In summer, a healthy maple sugar bush is luxuriant and shady.
- The most affected areas in the crops are the shady and moist ones.
- In hot weather they rest on the undersides of leaves and in shady areas.
- In the meantime, some shady occurrences are happening in the neighborhood.
- I wear my seatbelt, don't smoke, eat healthy, use a water filter and carry a dummy wallet with fake credit cards and funny money whenever I'm in "shady" areas and hope I get pick pocketed.
- Over the years, Bud Billings had some -- well, I mean, I ` ll use the term shady, maybe operating on the fringe of legality, with the used car business, pawnshops, running strip joints, that sort of thing.