"subtle, cunning, crafty," early 14c., from wile (n.) + -ly (1). Related: Wiliness. In 16c. English had wily-pie "cunning fellow."
a wily old attorney
willowy
willpower
willy-nilly
Wilsonian
wilt
wily
Wimbledon
wimp
wimple
wimpy
win
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