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1. (adj.) sneaking
acting in a furtive or underhand way.
2. sneaking
deceitfully underhand, as actions; contemptible.
3. sneaking
secret; not generally avowed, as a feeling or suspicion.
Etymology: (1575–85)
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| Definition of 'sneaking' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) sneaking(a), unavowed
not openly expressed
"a sneaking suspicion"
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| Definition of 'sneaking' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) sneaking
marked by cowardly concealment; deficient in openness and courage; underhand; mean; crouching
2. sneaking
of Sneak
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Sense: (of a feeling) slight but not easy to suppress
She knew he was wicked but she had a sneaking admiration for his courage.
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 Afrikaans: heimlik |
 Arabic: خَفي، سِرّي |
 Bulgarian: скрит |
 Brazilian: secreto |
 Czech: nepřiznaný |
 German: heimlich |
 Danish: lumsk |
 Greek: ανομολόγητος |
 Spanish: secreto |
 Estonian: sala-, salajane |
 Farsi: يواشكي |
 Finnish: salainen |
 French: inavoué |
 Hebrew: לא גָלוּי |
 Hindi: उपहासजनक लेकिन अदम्य भावन |
 Croatian: potajan, nepriznat |
 Hungarian: be nem vallott |
 Indonesian: sedikit |
 Icelandic: dulinn |
 Italian: segreto |
 Japanese: ひそかな |
 Korean: (느낌의) 은근한 |
 Lithuanian: slaptas, paslėptas |
 Latvian: slepens; kluss |
 Malay: sedikit |
 Dutch: heimelijk |
 Norwegian: snikende, lumsk, hemmelig |
 Polish: podświadomy |
 Persian: يواشكي |
 Pashto: یواشکی |
 Portuguese: secreto |
 Romanian: tainic, nemărturisit |
 Russian: тайный, скрытый |
 Slovak: tichý |
 Slovenian: skriven |
 Serbian: potajan |
 Swedish: outtalad, smygande |
 Thai: ที่ซ่อนเร้น |
 Turkish: içten içe, gizli |
 Taiwanese: 卑怯的，畏縮的 |
 Ukrainian: таємний, потайний |
 Urdu: خفیہ، چھپا ڈھکا |
 Vietnamese: vụng trộm, thầm kín |
 Chinese: 暗中的，卑怯的，畏缩的 |
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