underhand

Right now, there is: Intrigue, plotting, phone calls, quiet chats, guesswork and claims of underhand tactics.

As he was leaving the field, a frustrated López hoisted his glove high into the air with an underhand toss.

"It makes me feel very sad, I trust everybody and I don't expect people to steal things or be underhand," she added.

The eve of the election is known as Devil’s Night when candidates and their campaign teams are notorious for resorting to underhand means to skew results in their favor such as by buying votes.

Finally, the coach held a ball high over his head and announced: “Wouldn’t want anyone else in the world leading us,” and flipped an underhand pass to Stafford as the team erupted.