What is "slinked"

Usage examples of "slinked".

He glanced around to see that a short blond figure--Bloor the Portraitist--had slinked up behind, bearing a box camera and tripod.

The chase had been a perfect way to finish, leaping and laughing as she ran through the forest, leaving the big oaf to flounder in the dark while she circled around, then slinked right past the noisy guard on her way back to the Glade.

He glanced around to see that a short blond figure—Bloor the Portraitist—had slinked up behind, bearing a box camera and tripod.

Then hawks came down by the hundreds in a dark tornado and lifted up the snakes in their killing beaks, and the river slinked back to its banks like a whipped dog.

Because of the resulting furor and threatened lawsuits for property damage, Reverend Blessett had slinked out of town in mid-August and left no forwarding address.

Attitude had slinked away, most likely because a seven-hundred-dollar loss was cheaper than a ten-thousand-dollar vacation in jail.

Bob Yeakel drooled whenever Chris Staples slinked by--I convinced him to put her on payroll as my assistant.

I made him a deal I knew I'd double-cross the second Lorna slinked into view.

Instead, he crept forward, leaving the torn body of the displacer beast, and slinked toward Tristan's side.

They didn't even notice the smashed front lights and the vicious new welt on the Boomerang doorframe when I slinked back to Hire-A-Heap the following day.

Luna, her big white cat, slinked in between her feet, then settled down in the center of the room to groom her tail.