Slunk is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SLUNK in dictionary:

VERB:
• SLINK, to move stealthily
ADJECTIVE:
• a muddy or miry place.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a past tense of slink
• imp. & p. p. of Slink.

Words related to SLUNK

slank9 slink9 slinked12 slinking13 slinks10

How to use SLUNK in a sentence

• It was human, and Gray Wolf slunk behind Kazan and whined.
• Gray Wolf slunk back from the edge of the clearing, and Kazan followed.
• And after that one cry Gray Wolf slunk back to the fringe of bush over the river, and lay with her face turned to the stream.
• That night he slunk under a log, and cried himself to sleep.
• Like a wounded beast I slunk away to find my sister, knowing she would try to comfort me.
• And even then none of them turned to look at him directly, but slunk off with the most unaccountable rapidity into doors and sheds across the yard.
• The leopard, snarling, slunk away, attempting to avoid him, but he crowded it against the wall.
• Slaves or serfs, however, were not allowed to carry weapons, and slunk past the free men without making any sign.
• Only one other person present knew whether or not he was guilty, and that other had slunk furtively from the court room.
• She drew herself up and looked at them, and they slunk past her in silence.
• Then the dawn twilight came and the night shapes slunk away.
• He slunk into our cooking-house on pretence of lighting his pipe, and before ten minutes had elapsed, the house was in flames.
• This man altogether neglected to collect vessels on the offing, but slunk off himself, and vanished, ship and all, out of Pontus.
• He had heard of his extraordinary powers of curing almost every description of malady peculiar to the human frame, and without another word slunk out of the room.
• He evidently had his way, for the men slunk back to their places and, sprawling out, were in a moment as listless as before.
• He slunk away, leaving the miners greatly amused at his defeat.
• With head bowed and the tall feather nodding over his face he slunk out into the night.
• A little girl of five, barefooted and ragged, slunk timidly back as the strangers approached.
• The dog slunk round behind the horse, knowing that he had done wrong, despite the fact that he had been set upon the sheep.
• The foremost slunk away, and fought in a new terror with those who would urge them on.
• There was a brief skirmish, and the tiger slunk to the corner of the cage, howling.
• Their winged tenants had, one after another, slunk to their nests, with very tired throats.
• And, lo! the eyes of the wolves were opened, and they knew him for one of the brethren who ruled over them, and slunk away at his bidding.
• Mukoki had jumped to his feet with the alertness of a cat, and now with his gun in his hand slunk around the edge of the shelter and buried himself in the gloom.
• He slunk between two houses, and cursed both of them.
• I slunk into a fence corner, and lay perfectly still, listening with all my ears.
• The next instant he turned upon his heel and came towards her, while Tawny Hudson got up and slunk away into the shadows.
• The very dogs understood, and slunk around our legs without giving mouth.
• Then he slunk away into the darkness and disappeared.
• Back they slunk into the Assembly House, white and trembling, and for the moment cowed.
• Then, stopping to look back once or twice, he slunk off among the bushes to the right of me, and I heard the swish of the fronds grow faint in the distance and die away.

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