v. 1 to go stealthily or furtively; 2 put bring or take in a secretive or furtive manner
Please stop sneaking around the house.
Please stop sneaking around the house.
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Who sees Patrice, Nate, and the others sneaking into the fake circus?
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Where did Dani go after sneaking out of the hospital?
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What does Alfonso keep sneaking off to do when they are traveling?
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What did the dragon think the people sneaking by him were?
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What surprises Erin when Victor catches Journey sneaking out the back after a meeting with Lysa and Spam?
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Where did the boys meet before sneaking into Miss Lazar's secret room?
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Who do Minnie and Moo catch sneaking into the henhouse?
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Why did Nancy pluck the leaf from the sea grape bush before sneaking onto the submarine?
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Who did Kimberly accuse of sneaking around her house with the doll?
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What was the sound Tiny made when he was sneaking up on the boy?
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Which one of the Alden children caught Ms. Jefferies sneaking around in the middle of the night?
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When Georgie thinks that Tangie might be sneaking out, what does she and Nikki decide to do about it?
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Who came sneaking up behind Horton?
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Why are Evening Star and Small sneaking around at night?
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move stealthily; slink; creep; put in secretly
out-in-the-open;honest; forthright
2 syllables
sneak-ing
creaking
eking
freaking
leaking
peaking
peeking
reeking
seeking
shrieking
speaking
squeaking
streaking
tweaking
wreaking
critiquing
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