Skullduggery (noun)
skul-dug-uh-ree
Mean dishonesty or trickery.
From Scots – sculduddery (meaning obscenity). First recorded in the US in 1865-1870.
Example sentences
“I’m sick of his sneakiness and skullduggery.”
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