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creep away

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creep away
to travel away slowly and carefully; to sneak away. The boys were completely ashamed and crept away. The cat crept away quietly.
See also: away, creep
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30: Creep away for shower, quick change into only top that isn't in the ironing basket before spilling my now awake six-year-old's milk all over work top - and my only clean trousers.
Celebs make it look effortless by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
They smashed the windscreen with metal poles and hurled flowerpots before the car managed to creep away.
THAI RIOT WARNING TO BRITS; Foreign Office alert over mayhem in ... by The Mirror (London, England)
Recommendation Aberdeen 2pts 13-8 Bet365 PETERHEAD v AYR Peterhead have allowed the Division Two leaders to creep away from them and the Blue Toon have a lot of reorganisation to do after they slumped to a 4-0 defeat at Arbroath last week.
Calderwood's Dons can heap more misery on Brewster by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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