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snuck

American  
[snuhk] / snʌk /

  1. a past participle and simple past tense of sneak.

snuck British  
/ snʌk /

verb

  1. not_standard a past tense and past participle of sneak

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Usage

See sneak.

Example Sentences

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But Brentford have snuck up to eighth after taking seven points from their past three games, and they won't lack belief either.

From BBC

Others tell BBC they have already snuck past barriers and will continue scrolling and posting freely until they are caught.

From BBC

Liberal Democrat business spokeswoman Sarah Olney criticised the change to compensation for unfair dismissal, claiming it had been "snuck in at the last minute".

From BBC

I may have snuck one of my old SFA Travel Club Scotland badges into my report, by wearing it on my coat, outside the Brixton Academy in London.

From BBC

My tongue felt like someone had snuck a paperweight inside it.

From Salon

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