slunk
Speech parts
1. slunk - Noun
2. slunk - Verb
Derived from slink
Meaning
imp. & p. p. of Slink.
of Slink
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Madness slunk in through a chink in History. It only took a moment.
Sleep slunk up like a black panther and sank its kindly fangs into what remained of the Mortdecai brain.
Oil-laden waves crashed on the shore, and greasy residue settled on coral reefs and slunk into the mangrove forests that clutch the eastern coast of the island.
That appears to be the philosophy, also, of the liquor industry which, after some threatening noises about a similar challenge to the ban on alcohol sales, has similarly slunk off.