slunk

Hudson was right that, in the three years since New York magazine's cover story caused so much controversy, nepo babies haven't slunk off into the background.

Yet by the end of her meal, she had slunk down so low her head was almost level to the table.

But Maryland kept climbing back, while USC slunk away in the second half.

Keepers realised within minutes the springer spaniel-sized rodent had slunk off to an adjacent area of long grass and woodland, and began to stake it out.

Indexes were close to flat early in the day, but slunk lower after the Federal Reserve released the minutes of its last policy meeting.