v. 1 to go stealthily or furtively; 2 put bring or take in a secretive or furtive manner
He sneaked the candy into his pocket.
He sneaked the candy into his pocket.
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Who sneaked into the Tosis house later that night?
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What did Lizzie do when she sneaked out at midnight?
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Who did Jack overhear Cheryl talking to when he sneaked in the house for his dad's boots?
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Where did go Ruth do after she sneaked past Detective Ruddy when he came to Dink's house?
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Where did the boy who sneaked in the cave sit?
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Why didn't Libby tell her parents she has sneaked out of the house to check on Thunder?
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What kind of snake sneaked up behind Claude?
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Which Action Scout sneaked away to the Grottoes?
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Who sneaked into the car when Mr. and Mrs. Jansen were driving to the airport?
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What did Harry tell Sid was in the sneaked snack?
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How did Robyn know someone was in her room after she sneaked out?
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Two German spies sneaked into England and were caught by the shore patrol, when the spies were doing what?
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move stealthily; slink; creep; put in secretly
out-in-the-open;honest; forthright
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sneaked
beaked
cheeked
creaked
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freaked
leaked
peaked
peeked
piqued
shrieked
squeaked
streaked
tweaked
wreaked
critiqued
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