sneak around

sneak around (some place)

to move about a place in a sneaky or stealthy fashion. Please don't sneak around the house. It makes me nervous. Please stop sneaking around!

sneak around someone or something

1. Lit. to creep around or past someone or something. The cat sneaked around Molly and ran out the door. We had to sneak around the corner so we wouldn't be seen.

2. Fig. to circumvent the control or censorship of someone or some group. I think we can sneak around the board of directors and authorize this project ourselves. Yes, let's sneak around the board.

sneak around

1. To move or operate in some place furtively or surreptitiously: The security guard caught the thief sneaking around the office after closing.

2. To do something without someone's knowledge, especially to engage in romantic relationships: I suspect her husband has been sneaking around. I think his wife was sneaking around on him.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Anant	-	Indian, Hindi, Marathi
Rebeka	-	Hungarian
ThÉOtime	te-o-TEEM	French
Cosmin	-	Romanian
Miloje	-	Serbian
Sakari	SAH-kah-ree	Finnish