Snuck Definition

snuk
verb

Sneak.

Webster's New World

(chiefly North America) Simple past tense and past participle of sneak.

I snuck into the theater because the movie had already started.
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Origin of Snuck

  • The irregular form snuck originated by analogy of struck for the past of strike. Snuck was originally limited to a few dialects, but is now very widespread (especially in American English) and is recognized by most dictionaries. The word is now one of the best examples of irregularization of a regular verb, along with dove.

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Snuck Sentence Examples

  • That was the second time this week someone had snuck up on him.

  • He wasn't exactly babysitting... she wasn't that young, but he snuck off someplace and she was taken.

  • A comfortable bed replaced the cot utilized in Peabody and absolute darkness proved more conducive to sleep than the leaked light that often snuck into our old quarters.

  • I snuck out to a place where I was told not to go—a very dangerous place.

  • They snuck up to our property—up in the mountains!

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Words Starting With

SSNSNU

Words Ending With

KCKUCK

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