Lurk, slink, steal, creep, skulk, cower, lurk, pad, prowl,sidle, Colloq pussyfoot: We caught Francis sneaking about thehouse last night.
N.
Informer, Colloq tattle-tale, Brit grass, Slangstool-pigeon, snitch, Brit and Australian nark, US stoolie,Chiefly US and Canadian fink, ratfink, US shoo-fly: Frankpicked up a little money acting as a sneak for the police.
Oxford
V., n., & adj.
V.
Intr. & tr. (foll. by in, out, past,away, etc.) go or convey furtively; slink.
Tr. sl. stealunobserved; make off with.
Intr. Brit. schoolsl. telltales; turn informer.
Intr. (as sneaking adj.) a furtive;undisclosed (have a sneaking affection for him). b persistentin one's mind; nagging (a sneaking feeling that it is notright).
N.
A mean-spirited cowardly underhand person.
Brit. schoolsl. a tell-tale.
Adj. acting or done withoutwarning; secret (a sneak attack).
Sneak-thief a thief whosteals without breaking in; a pickpocket.
Sneakingly adv.[16th c., prob. dial.: perh. rel. to ME snike, OE snican creep]
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