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sneaking out 

When young girls text eachother plans at 12 in the morning for 12 at night. Sliding glass doors, Windows, Screens and doors slide quietly open as the girls; cell phones on silent, flip flops in hand, quietly tip toe out of their house. Once outside a simple 'im out' or 'where are you' is received from fellow sneakers and they are good to go!
"Wanna Sneak out tonight."
"Sure i hear theirs a party in the cuts"
"Ok ill call you when im sneaking out and we can go together'
"Cool ill go take off my screen right now"
"See you tonight!"
sneaking out by Hannah Levine January 28, 2008
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Sneaking out 

When you try to leave the house under the radar.
As the boy was sneaking out, he carefully made sure didn't make a peep so he didn't wake up his parents.
Sneaking out by Adam Kaezic June 13, 2008

Sneaking out like a sneaker 

To stealthily sneak out of a place while wearing sneakers.
L: Where did F go?
J: He was sneaking out like a sneaker
N: Mm yes skipping classes

Sneaking out sideways 

The ultimate solution to quickly exiting an awkward situation. Legend has it that if you walk out of the awkward situation sideways, no one will notice. Also, sneaking out sideways while doing the robot guarantees that no one will notice you.
Betsy and Paul started fighting about their relationship again, so Gina quickly exited by sneaking out sideways.
Sneaking out sideways by Ideal August 28, 2005

sneaking out potato 

To search for a hidden vegetable, then sneaking it out of the room with nobody noticing
"I was sneaking out potato...That was when he saw me"

Sneaking out of the hospital 

adj. Describing a thing or event that is very cool.
"That would be so sneaking out of the hospital if you did that!"
or
"That party was sneaking out of the hospital!"

Sneaking one out

A cheeky wank under cover of the naked eye
I had my hair cut today, the stylist' breasts rubbed against my arm, so I decided to start sneaking one out under the gown
Sneaking one out by Angel Rangel November 25, 2013
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