verb intrans
to go stealthily or furtively; to slink
boys sneaking over the orchard wall
to behave in a furtive or servile manner
Brit, informal to tell somebody in authority of another's wrongdoing
sneak on your classmates
to put, bring, or take (something) in a furtive or artful manner
She sneaked a glance at the report
sneak up on
to approach (somebody or something) stealthily
[prob from English dialect snike, from Old English snīcan to sneak along]