Associations to the word «Sneaking»
Noun
- Fondness
- Suspicion
- Scoundrel
- Thief
- Spying
- Coyote
- Steal
- Stealing
- Hiding
- Pretending
- Boo
- Alley
- Disguise
- Hound
- Admiration
- Brat
- Campsite
- Glance
- Kindness
- Nightclub
- Jackal
- Elayne
- Prank
- Spy
- Wretch
- Chewing
- Mean
- Parson
- Perrin
- Nap
- Intruder
- Dormitory
- Ambush
- Jeremiah
- Somebody
- Hallway
- Back
- Catch
- Stunt
- Girlfriend
- Mating
- Slug
- Snake
- Candy
- Habit
- Dwarf
- Envy
- Sleeping
- Watch
- Chap
- Royalty
- Lying
- Graveyard
- Someone
- Anyone
- Nose
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
SNEAKING, verb. Present participle of sneak
SNEAKING, noun. The act of one who sneaks.
SNEAKING SUSPICION, noun. A premonition, or hunch. A belief based on little evidence.
Dictionary definition
SNEAKING, adjective. Not openly expressed; "a sneaking suspicion".
Wise words
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were taken for what they are, the signs of our ideas only,
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