rare. [f. CRAFTY a. + -HOOD.] Craftiness, cunning, craft.
1804. Sir W. Young, Hist. Athens (ed. 3), xiii. 114. They were persuaded ‘by their great man’ to trick, to evade, to trifle, to say and to unsay, and to prefer a low craftihood to an honest appeal to the justice of the allies, or to a reliance on their own force.
1827. C. J. Palmer, Diary (1892), 53. Pretended miracles having by the craftihood of the Priests been worked at his tomb.
