Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| creep | a stealthy movement low to the ground (verb) to crawl |
| creepingly | (Adv.) CREEPING. |
| prole | a proletarian; (verb, obs.) to prowl. |
| proler | (Obs.) a prowler. |
| proll | (Obs.) to prowl. |
| proller | (Obs.) a prowler. |
| proul | (Obs.) to prowl. |
| prouler | (Obs.) a prowler. |
| prowl | to move about stealthily (noun) the act of prowling. |
| prowler | one that prowls. |
| sidle | to move sideways. |
| sidler | one who sidles. |
| sidlingly | (Adv.) SIDLING, moving stealthily. |
| skulker | one who skulks. |
| slink | to move stealthily SLINKY. |
| slinker | one who slinks. |
| sneak | a telltale (verb) to move stealthily |
| sneaking | stealthy. |
| sneakingly | (Adv.) SNEAKING. |
| stealth | secret or unobtrusive going (verb) to approach without being detected |
| stowlins | (Scots) by stealth. |
| stownlins | (Scots) by stealth. |