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Sneaking - Law Dictionary Search Results

Sneak

about privately to come or go meanly as a person afraid or ashamed to be seen as to sneak away from company

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One who sneaks from his cups one who balks his glass

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Mean sneaking

To sneak

A current which though too feeble to blow the usual fuse or to injure at once telegraph or telephone instruments will in time burn them out

One who sneaks

Having the qualities of a cuckold mean spirited sneaking

One who has lost his hair by disease a sneaking fellow or one who is hardly used

To hide or get out of the way in a sneaking manner to lie close or to move in a furtive way to lurk

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