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sneaking

[snee-king] / ˈsni kɪŋ /




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No wonder they are closing up shop and sneaking out of town.

From Salon

By the time he was in his mid-teens, his family had caught him sneaking out of his bedroom window at night.

From Los Angeles Times

Despite civilian deaths and U.S. troops describing problems with food shortages, sanitation and people sneaking into the airport without screening, Kirby sought to make the case Thursday that the evacuation went well.

From Washington Post

Coverage of the bracelets has been persistent the past two years, and analysts say they are found anywhere illegal immigrants are sneaking across the border, particularly in Texas.

From Washington Times

Martinez, with a guilty smile, confessed to sneaking some vanilla ice cream a day earlier.

From Los Angeles Times