v. to carry in or bring out in a secret way
I smuggled some food out of the kitchen.
I smuggled some food out of the kitchen.
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How were drawings of America's hush-hush Borden bombsight smuggled aboard a German ship?
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What did the man say was in the basket he smuggled into Cleopatra?
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Who smuggled the real second clue out of the church?
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How do the Hardy boys think that the chess piece was smuggled out of the United States?
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How was Darnay smuggled out of jail?
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The confiscation of the smuggled goods led to the arrest of the ringleader.
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What was the main article smuggled through the tunnel?
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Ari smuggled Carmen and Dani across the border. How did he get them across undetected?
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They smuggled the contraband into the country.
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What were the people called who smuggled goods through the tunnel?
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bootleg; pirate; sneak
bring in legally
2 syllables
smug-gled
dugald
juggled
struggled
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