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• s  conducted with or marked by hidden aims or methods

• Third, and this is still pretty hush-hush, is that there's a career trade-off.
• The company will only reveal that the chocolate was invented accidentally, while food engineers were working on another hush-hush project.
• Ponti, then married, had tried keeping his relationship with Loren hush-hush, as his lawyers won a Mexican divorce from his estranged wife, Giuliana.

• clandestine
• cloak-and-dagger
• hole-and-corner
• hugger-mugger
• secret
• surreptitious
• undercover
• underground

News & Articles

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• The gossip buzz at the Open
  It may be hush-hush at Merion Golf Club during the early practice rounds of the U.S. Open. But there was a growing buzz - sitting in the stands behind the fairways, shuffling down Golf House Road, standing at concessions where the chattiest of spectators were sipping brews before noon.
  June 13, 2013 - Philly.com

Quotes

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• Ari Fleischer in New York Times
  This is hush-hush,Mr. Fleischer recalled Mr. Libby as saying in effect. "This is on the QT Not many people know about this."
• Carl Barat in NME.com
  Speaking to the Daily Star, Barat said: "I'm a fan of Ronson. Who isn't? We have something coming up but it's very hush-hush. I don't want to jinx anything so my lips are sealed, but it could be brilliant."