To walk very quietly: “The children filled their pockets and ________ out the back way.”
| SNEAKED | 365 |
| SLIPPED | 214 |
| SNUCK | 171 |
| TIPTOED | 129 |
| RAN | 39 |
| SCOOTED | 33 |
| PUSSYFOOTED | 30 |
| TIPPED | 30 |
| CREPT | 23 |
| EASED | 21 |
| STOLE | 18 |
| SCAMPERED | 17 |
| SKIPPED | 12 |
| BEAT IT | 11 |
| NR | 7 |
| RUN | 7 |
| SCRAMMED | 7 |
| WENT | 7 |
| DASHED | 5 |
| DUCKED | 5 |
| SKEDADDLED | 5 |
| FLEW | 4 |
| SKIDOOED | 4 |
| SLUNK | 4 |
| TOOK OFF | 4 |
| CREEPED | 3 |
| HURRIED | 3 |
| SLID | 3 |
| GOT LOST | 2 |
| RUSHED | 2 |
| SCATTERED | 2 |
| SCURRIED | 2 |
| SKIDOODLED | 2 |
| SLINKED | 2 |
| SNEAK | 2 |
| STOLED | 2 |
| TIPPY-TOED | 2 |
| BEAT | 1 |
| BOLTED | 1 |
| CREPTED | 1 |
| DISAPPEARED | 1 |
| EVAPORATED | 1 |
| FLITTED | 1 |
| HIGH-TAILED IT | 1 |
| HUSTLED | 1 |
| LIT | 1 |
| MADE IT | 1 |
| MADE THEIR GETAWAY | 1 |
| MADE THEMSELVES SCARCE | 1 |
| MELTED | 1 |
| QUIETLY SPED | 1 |
| QUIETLY STOLE | 1 |
| QUIETLY WALKED | 1 |
| RUNNED | 1 |
| SCAT | 1 |
| SCRAMBLED | 1 |
| SCUTTLED | 1 |
| SHOOK IT | 1 |
| SHOT | 1 |
| SKEDADDLE | 1 |
| SKEDOODLED | 1 |
| SKIDDOOED | 1 |
| SKINNED | 1 |
| SKULKED | 1 |
| SKUN | 1 |
| SLANKED | 1 |
| SLIP | 1 |
| SLIPPED OUT EASY | 1 |
| SLUNKED | 1 |
| SNOOK | 1 |
| SNUCK OFF | 1 |
| SNUCKED | 1 |
| SPED | 1 |
| SPLIT | 1 |
| STALKED | 1 |
| STAMPEDED | 1 |
| STOLE AWAY | 1 |
| TIP | 1 |
| TIPTOE | 1 |
| TIPTOEING | 1 |
| TOOK A POWDER | 1 |
| TOOK FRENCH LEAVE | 1 |
| TOOK OUT | 1 |
| TORE OUT | 1 |
| TRIPPED | 1 |
| TRIPPED OUT | 1 |
| VAMOOSED | 1 |
| WENT OUT SOFT | 1 |
| WENT QUIETLY | 1 |
| WENT STEALTHILY | 1 |
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