| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | artful | Clever, often deceptively so. |
| 2. | backstabbing | Secretly treacherous. |
| 3. | bad-faith | Dishonest in intent. |
| 4. | bogus | Fake or fraudulent. |
| 5. | cagey | Unwilling to be open. |
| 6. | calculating | Coldly planning for advantage. |
| 7. | canting | Hypocritically moralistic. |
| 8. | concocted | Invented to deceive. |
| 9. | conniving | Secretly plotting wrongdoing. |
| 10. | cooked-up | Dishonestly invented. |
| 11. | corrupt | Dishonest for personal gain. |
| 12. | counterfeit | Made to deceive as genuine. |
| 13. | crafty | Skilled at tricking others. |
| 14. | crooked | Dishonest or corrupt. |
| 15. | cunning | Clever in a tricky way. |
| 16. | deceptive | Intended to mislead or trick. |
| 17. | designing | Scheming for selfish ends. |
| 18. | devious | Using indirect dishonest methods. |
| 19. | dirty | Dishonest or underhanded. |
| 20. | dishonest | Not truthful or fair. |
| 21. | dishonorable | Not honest or honorable. |
| 22. | disingenuous | Not candid or sincere. |
| 23. | double-dealing | Deceitfully working both sides. |
| 24. | dubious | Doubtful or suspicious. |
| 25. | duplicitous | Deceitful in speech or conduct. |
| 26. | empty | Lacking sincerity or truth. |
| 27. | equivocal | Ambiguous to mislead. |
| 28. | evasive | Avoiding direct or honest answers. |
| 29. | fabricated | Invented falsely. |
| 30. | faithless | Disloyal or untrustworthy. |
| 31. | fake | Not genuine or real. |
| 32. | false | Not true or genuine. |
| 33. | falsehearted | Insincere and treacherous. |
| 34. | feigned | Pretended, not genuine. |
| 35. | forged | Falsely made or copied. |
| 36. | foxy | Cunning and sly. |
| 37. | fraudulent | Involving deliberate deception. |
| 38. | furtive | Secretive and suspicious. |
| 39. | glib | Smooth but insincere. |
| 40. | guileful | Full of deceitful cunning. |
| 41. | hollow | Insincere or meaningless. |
| 42. | hypocritical | Pretending false virtue or beliefs. |
| 43. | illusory | Deceptive or unreal. |
| 44. | insidious | Subtly harmful and deceptive. |
| 45. | insincere | Not genuinely meant or felt. |
| 46. | intriguing | Secretly plotting or scheming. |
| 47. | invented | Made up and untrue. |
| 48. | Janus-faced | Two-faced and deceitful. |
| 49. | knavish | Dishonest and untrustworthy. |
| 50. | libelous | Falsely damaging to reputation. |
| 51. | low-down | Mean and dishonest. |
| 52. | lying | Telling or involving lies. |
| 53. | Machiavellian | Cunning and unscrupulous. |
| 54. | made-up | Invented rather than true. |
| 55. | manipulative | Controlling others by deceit. |
| 56. | masquerading | Pretending to be something else. |
| 57. | mendacious | Given to lying. |
| 58. | misleading | Likely to give a false idea. |
| 59. | misrepresenting | Presenting falsely. |
| 60. | paltering | Deceiving with partial truths. |
| 61. | perfidious | Treacherous and deceitful. |
| 62. | perjurious | Involving lying under oath. |
| 63. | phony | Fake or insincere. |
| 64. | plausible | Seemingly believable but doubtful. |
| 65. | pretend | Not genuine; feigned. |
| 66. | pretended | Claimed falsely or insincerely. |
| 67. | prevaricating | Avoiding the truth. |
| 68. | professed | Claimed, often insincerely. |
| 69. | rascally | Dishonest or mischievous. |
| 70. | roguish | Dishonest in a playful way. |
| 71. | sanctimonious | Falsely appearing morally superior. |
| 72. | scheming | Secretly planning dishonest acts. |
| 73. | shady | Dishonest or suspicious. |
| 74. | sham | False or not genuine. |
| 75. | silver-tongued | Persuasive, often deceptively so. |
| 76. | simulated | Imitated, not genuine. |
| 77. | slick | Smoothly clever and untrustworthy. |
| 78. | sly | Secretly clever and deceptive. |
| 79. | smooth-tongued | Persuasively but deceitfully charming. |
| 80. | sneaky | Secretly dishonest or sly. |
| 81. | specious | Seemingly true but false. |
| 82. | spurious | False or not genuine. |
| 83. | traitorous | Disloyal and treacherous. |
| 84. | treacherous | Dangerously disloyal or deceptive. |
| 85. | tricksy | Full of tricks or deceit. |
| 86. | tricky | Likely to deceive or mislead. |
| 87. | trumped-up | Falsely invented. |
| 88. | two-faced | Insincere and deceitful. |
| 89. | undependable | Not reliable or trustworthy. |
| 90. | underhanded | Secretly dishonest or unfair. |
| 91. | unfair | Not honest or just. |
| 92. | unfaithful | Not loyal or true. |
| 93. | unprincipled | Lacking moral standards. |
| 94. | unreliable | Not dependable or trustworthy. |
| 95. | unscrupulous | Unrestrained by moral principles. |
| 96. | untrue | Not true. |
| 97. | untrustworthy | Not deserving trust. |
| 98. | untruthful | Not telling the truth. |
| 99. | villainous | Wicked or criminally dishonest. |
| 100. | wily | Skilled at clever deception. |

