1. An artful trick; a trick or feat so dexterously performed that the manner of performance escapes observation; dexterity. Sleight of hand, legerdemain.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• sleugh,
• sliht,
• slght,
• slgiht,
• slieght,
• tlight,
• slightl,
• slihght,
• sulight,
• slegh,
• elight,
• slighlt,
• smight,
• staight,
• sraight,
• loight,
• sunight,
• fluight,
• sligt,
• slighty

• slighting,
• slightest,
• slightly,
• Slaght,
• slightness,
• slight,
• slaughter.

The adjective form of the word "sleight" is "sleightful".

The plural of the "sleight" can be the "sleights".

The singular of the "sleight" can be the "sleight".