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sneak
verb (sneaked or (colloq) snuck , sneaking )
1 (often sneak away, off, out, etc ) intr to move, go or depart quietly, furtively and unnoticed.
2 to bring or take secretly, especially breaking a rule or prohibition He sneaked a girl into his room He tried to sneak a look at the letter .
3 intr , colloq to inform about someone; to tell tales.
noun , colloq someone who sneaks; a tell-tale.
[Anglo-Saxon snican to creep]
verb (sneaked or (colloq) snuck , sneaking )
1 (often sneak away, off, out, etc ) intr to move, go or depart quietly, furtively and unnoticed.
2 to bring or take secretly, especially breaking a rule or prohibition He sneaked a girl into his room He tried to sneak a look at the letter .
3 intr , colloq to inform about someone; to tell tales.
noun , colloq someone who sneaks; a tell-tale.
[Anglo-Saxon snican to creep]
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