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sneakily 

It's just the adverbial form of sneak or sneaky. It's not a real word and it damned well should be!
I went into Dr. Aweful's mountain lab sneakily, and stole his blueprints for a flying monkey machine!
sneakily by Felix January 9, 2005

Sneakily 

The act of being sneaky. Performing actions in a sneaky way.
He was sneakily sending text messages to his mistress as his wife watched the kids.
Sneakily by PappaZappa April 3, 2009

Sneakily 

In a Sneaky fashion. Typically used to describe an action in a D&D encounter.
I sneakily run past the dragon.
Sneakily by Emma Maverick October 17, 2023

sneakily mean 

When someone is mean, but on the low-key. You'd think they'd be a nice person, but they aren't.
"Yeah I don't like that class" "But everyone's supposed to be nice I've heard" "Exactly. They're sneakily mean"
sneakily mean by The crippled ging November 26, 2013

Sneakly-sly 

Being extremely sneaky while doing something bad or naughty
The boy was sneakly-sly while he was cheating off his friends paper.
Sneakly-sly by Dawniegee September 24, 2005

sneakify 

the act of obtaining or accomplishing something by being sneaky
"I sneakified Ron's lunch from his locker. It was delicious."

"Ninjas are capable of sneakifying any task to get it done."
sneakify by pdx shredder July 30, 2009
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piddlefart

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Instead of doing my homework, I decided to piddlefart around for two hours.
piddlefart by Rene April 25, 2005
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"Base we've got some square groupers floating outside of Miami harbor."
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