The Collaborative International Dictionary
Subdolous \Sub"do*lous\, a. [L. subdolus, sub + dolus deceit.] Sly; crafty; cunning; artful. [R.]
Wiktionary
a. sly; crafty; cunning
Usage examples of "subdolous".
She looked at the subdolous, pale-green eyes, with their predatory restlessness, at the square-blocked, flaccid jaw, and the beefy, animal-like massiveness of the strong neck, at the huge form odorous of gin and cigar smoke, and the great, hairy hands marked with their purplish veinings.
Durkin next saw his enemy gaze about the entire circle of the room scrutinizingly, the subdolous green eyes coming to a rest only when they fell on his own relaxed figure.
Of all this family, none were so supreme as the Emir Bescheer, who governed Lebanon during the Egyptian invasion, and to whose subdolous career and its consequences we have already referred.