skulked

While we skulked in the shadows, they had studied and sweated and changed the face of their world.

I skulked in the scrub as he came up—just behind a clump of wattle.

Billy and I were not any brighter than many a miserable cur that skulked about the streets of Fairport.

Tad stood irresolute for a moment, then he skulked away on the trail of their late visitor.

I skulked round to the back, got on the beach, and climbed a little way up towards the rock garden.

At times violence stalked abroad unchallenged, and dark, lowering faces skulked around.