cagey

• “Onto the match and the first half could best be described as "cagey" - this is the polite way of saying it was a bit dull.”

  Soccer Blogs - latest posts

• “KURTZ: When Lou Dobbs abruptly quit CNN, he was kind of cagey about what he'd do next.”

  CNN Transcript Nov 29, 2009

• “This guy is not only funny and informative, but he's pretty "cagey" in getting the journalistic "goods" on the "bad guys.”

  Greg Palast | The Goods on Goodling and the Keys to the Kingdom

• “National Congress international affairs spokesman Thabo Mbeki was "cagey" on the ANC's exact representations to Mr Vance.”

  ANC Daily News Briefing

• “The number of new properties on the market surged in February but with buyers "cagey", the number of unsold houses across the country ballooned, the real estate industry says.”

  Stuff.co.nz - Stuff

• “Dewar said Nicholson has been "cagey" but his office promised a response last week.”

  Winnipeg Sun

• “When O'Hehir admits that Eagleton is "cagey" about his own beliefs, he glances lightly over a major difficulty: Eagleton affirms Christianity without ever affirming a single concrete proposition connected with it.”

  Balderdash

• “The email states Red Cross officials were "cagey" and gave only "roundabout answers" to queries.”

  Liblogs.ca latest blog entries

• “After the record goal-spree across Europe on Tuesday, this was the kind of cagey affair that offered little in the way of thrills and spills.”

  Soccerway.com

• “Mind you, she qualified what you are pleased to call the cagey reply by giving us a piece of information.’”

  My Bones Will Keep

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