trickily

adverb
UK /ˈtrɪkɪli/
US /ˈtrɪkəli/

In a way that is clever and a little sneaky.

He trickily hid the last cookie behind the cereal box.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In a way that is difficult to deal with or handle.

The puzzle was trickily designed to fool almost everyone.

3. In a way that requires skill and care to do correctly.

She trickily balanced the tall stack of books on one hand.

4. In a way that is not easy to notice or understand.

The path trickily wound through the forest and disappeared.