Question:
What's the difference between sneek and sneak???
nini
2008-06-27 02:55:08 UTC
I was answering to someone's question and I didn't know what sneak or sneek to use. Help??? what's the difference???
Eight answers:
Sissy
2008-06-27 03:25:20 UTC
SNEAK

If you sneak somewhere, you go there very quietly on foot, trying to avoid being seen or heard.

If you sneak something somewhere, you take it there secretly.

If you sneak a look at someone or something, you secretly have a quick look at them.



SNEEK

Used mainly in slang and on the internet in the expression "sneek peek" to mention a preview and/ordownload of some video, image or text for the first time from/in a website.
anonymous
2016-11-01 01:44:19 UTC
Sneek Or Sneak
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2016-04-04 08:04:03 UTC
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1.Sneek- another word for small; little; tiny glance. Example: We had a sneek peak at the new movie. In this, it means a small look at something. 2.Sneak- to come upon or do something with the means of being unnoticed. Example: I'm going to sneak in the house. You owe me 10! Muah!!!
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2015-08-10 07:45:35 UTC
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RE:

What's the difference between sneek and sneak???

I was answering to someone's question and I didn't know what sneak or sneek to use. Help??? what's the difference???
Shannon
2016-03-18 05:57:11 UTC
Sneek is a character in Dr. Seuss, Sneak is to creep quietly...
AS_Sweets
2008-06-27 03:21:51 UTC
There is no word as Sneek ..its Sneak which means

- To go or move in a quiet, stealthy way.

- To behave in a cowardly or servile manner
d_r_siva
2008-06-27 07:38:04 UTC
SNEEK, n. The latch of a door. [Not in use.]



http://1828.mshaffer.com/d/word/sneek



Sneek (West Frisian: Snits) is a municipality and a city in the province of Friesland (Fryslân) in the northern Netherlands.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sneek



sneak



to move quietly and stealthily so as to avoid being seen or heard; go furtively

to be a sneak; behave in a stealthy, underhanded, or cowardly manner

Etymology: prob. < OE *snecan, akin to snican, to crawl: for IE base see snail

transitive verb



to give, put, carry, take, etc. secretly or in a stealthy, sneaking manner



noun



a person who sneaks; stealthy, underhanded, contemptible person

an act of sneaking

☆ sneaker

adjective



without warning; stealthy a sneak attack



Idioms - sneak out of



to avoid (duty, a task, etc.) by sneaking or stealth



Usage Examples:



Object



peek: Rip the wrap to sneak a peek, Fa la la la la, la la la la.

suspicion: I have a sneaking suspicion she would have been up for all three!

admiration: THE LONG WALK June 1987 I've known even hardened republicans who have a sneaking admiration for the courage of the bomb squad.

glance: Rowena slipped into her nightdress, and tried to sneak a glance at David to see if she had caught his attention.

sympathy: I have always had a sneaking sympathy for the pig, so long as he can be bred to live as long as Socrates.

feeling: I have a sneaking feeling that I might have an allergy to beer.

Preposition: past



guard: Then, continue and sneak past the two guards ahead.



Modifies a noun



preview: She'll also give you a sneak preview of the sequel too.

peek: To take a sneak peek, click the link below.

peak: Take a sneak peak at what might be going on beyond the final curtain.

thief: Maybe the sneak thieves won't come at all.

attack: May we never forget what happened when the Japanese launched an audacious sneak attack at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.

Modifying Another Word



backstage: Another good Hartford story referred to the first time he had snuck backstage at the Grand Ole Opry.

quietly: Behind the desk is a walkway which will allow you to sneak quietly around the room without confrontation.

Followed by an intransitive particle



through: Garner continued to battle bravely but Parke was always ahead and sneaked through to take up his Prince Grand Prix final berth.

around: I had to sneak around all the barbed wire fencing.

off: The boy had sneaked off on his bike without wearing a helmet.

up: Did you ever try to sneak up on a fly?

out: The same cannot be said for QinetiQ, who spent hours trying to find a way of sneaking out of the site.

Followed by a transitive particle



around: The models in the shop window may beg to differ, but sneak around the back of.. .



http://www.yourdictionary.com/sneak
busterwasmycat
2008-06-27 05:23:00 UTC
one is a real word (sneak), the other isn't.


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