Sneak in
Pronunciation: /ˈsnik ˈɪn/
Sneak in (verb)
- To go into a place quietly, especially when you are not expected or when you want to avoid being noticed.
- To enter or arrive at a time without people noticing, often because you are late or trying not to cause trouble.
- To include something in a plan or message in a hidden way, so others do not notice it at first.
Examples
- She sneaks in through the side door at night.
- They sneak in quietly so nobody hears them.