Fishy
[ˈfɪʃi]
Definition:
1. Strange and suspicious.
2. That makes you suspicious because it seems dishonest.
'Fishy' example sentence:
- The fishy escape puzzled the detective.
- The story sounds fishy back.
- Mom found a fishy egg in the fridge.
- Jack told a fishy story to his teacher.
- Jack thinks there's something fishy about the deal.
- No, but I’m gonna call the cops, because there’s something fishy going on around here.
- I don't believe in ghosts, but there must be something fishy going on.
- This is the story given by Tom. I don't believe it, for that story sounds fishy.
- This looks fishy.
- Something's fishy.
- That story sounds fishy.
- The whole thing smells fishy to me.
- Something smells fishy here.
- There's something fishy about it.
- I didn't trust the fishy smile of the salesman when he avoided answering some of my questions.
- There seems to be something fishy going on.
- There're a lot of fishy things going around.
- Leo gave me a fishy eye when I told the story.
- This isn't a fishy tale!
- There's something fishy going on here.