secret

• secret service

  One man's secret service with an awesome notoriety.

• secret police

  People won't do anything they're told if you get them like this, secret police and a few other little dodgers.

• business secret

  It decided that the information about prices or as to sales information as a whole was not a business secret in this case.

• secret society

  secret society of disaffected apprentices, presided over by Sim Tappertit.

• make no secret

• secret ballot

  Union immunity from legal action would be allowed, as now, only if conditions such as a secret ballot had been met.

• secret negotiations

  Mr Lawson would instruct Robin Leigh-Pemberton, Governor of the Bank of England, to begin secret negotiations with European central bank counterparts on the best exchange rate at which to enter.

• most secret

  He'd somehow read her most secret thoughts.

• secret bunker

  It is supposed to be concealed in a secret bunker and contained in about 40 packing cases.

• secret history

  What he provides is the missing chapter in the secret history of the cinema, the missing link between Berlin Dada and postmodernism.

• secret until

  Newspapers would become part of the agreement to keep the message secret until after the traditional 3pm TV broadcast.

• keep secret

• secret behind

  It is the secret behind the powers of the Goblin Fanatics, probably the most dangerous Goblins of all.

• many secret

  Fed silently by many secret waters.