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Today’s word is "Knavish": Dishonest or deceitful; roguish.
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Word of the Day · January 11, 2026
Knavish
NAY-vish · adjective
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Definition
Dishonest or deceitful; roguish.
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Origin & Etymology
From knave, an old word for a rogue or dishonest person.
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Nuance
Knavish can sound playful in tone, but it still means sneaky or untrustworthy.
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Usage
“Her knavish grin made it obvious she was up to something.”
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Fun Fact
In playing cards, the “knave” was the old name for the jack—still a little rascal in the deck.
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