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sneak in

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sneak in(to some place)
to enter a place quietly and in secret, perhaps without a ticket or permission. The kids tried to sneak into the rock concert, but they were stopped by the guards. Never try to sneak in. Sometimes they arrest you for trespassing.
See also: sneak


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INMATES at Liverpool Prison have been using crude catapults to sneak in drugs, it has emerged.
This was not just an opportunity to sneak in and sneak out.
News of the planned sneak in, sneak out Christmas trip had prompted a group of Labour MPs and a host of child welfare groups to call for him to be banned from entering the country, putting pressure on Home Secretary David Blunkett.
 
 
 
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