Definition of “slyly”

Am I again being slyly winked at by Britain's most loved ex-jailbird?

Doubts about the pre-war evidence were also raised, and slyly aired, by some within political circles.

Martha's memories, so long suppressed and left behind, are beginning to surface slowly and slyly , like bubbles.

Oh, yes," the muffled garbled voice said slyly , `I've got it.

Over strawberries and cream she had quizzed him about Barzini's season in Milan which, she noted slyly , was now at an end.

She had - Hettie admitted slyly to herself - even carried a torch for Gilbert Beardsley, briefly.

The film slyly parallels the Elizabethan stage with today's motion picture industry.

The way the Moulin Rouge beauty tilted her head and slyly looked over them gave her an electrifying "I'm in charge" look.

Waiting for the red herrings, the danger, the tension, the laughs and the cool romance to slyly unfold, you're left high and dry.