That louts or skulks. In quot. 1325 absol.

Lurking, skulking. Obsolete.

That lurks; concealed, latent. Also, †skulking, lazy.

Originally: †pilfering (obsolete). In later use: skulking, lurking (cf. malicho, n.); playing truant. Formerly also (occasionally): †pretending…

Sneaking, furtive.

Skulking, furtive; mean, cheap, contemptible; poor, obsequious.

That skulks or hides; sneaking, lurking.

Lying hidden, lurking (literal and figurative). Obsolete.

Lurking, ‘sneaking’.

Slow-moving, dilatory; sneaking; stealing imperceptibly.