1. to move stealthily or furtively
2. to move in a smooth, sinuous way

1. a young calf, especially one born prematurely
Usage: agricultural

Examples

• The cat began to slink toward the bird.
• He tried to slink out of the room unnoticed.
• She watched the snake slink through the grass.
• The teenager slunk past his parents’ bedroom.
• The thief slunk away into the shadows.
• The farmer found a slink in the barn this morning.