shady
/ˈʃeɪdi/Definitions
1. adjective
giving the impression of being untrustworthy or dishonest; suspicious.
“The shady businessman was accused of embezzlement.”
2. noun
a shady place, especially one that is shaded by trees or other vegetation.
“The park has a large shady area with a lake and walking trails.”
3. adverb
in a shady manner.
“The corrupt politician was accused of shady dealings.”