skulk/sled
skulk (skulk) v. 1. to move in a sneaking or sly way. 2. to stay out of sight, especially to avoid work or danger. skull (skul) n. the bony framework of the head in an animal with a backbone. skunk (skungk) n. a black animal with a bushy tail, usually having white stripes along its back. It sprays a liquid with a strong, unpleasant smell when frightened. | slash (slash) v. 1. to cut with a forceful, sweeping stroke. 2. to cuts slits in a garment. 3. to reduce sharply. slate (slat) n. 1. a bluish-gray rock that splits easily into layers. 2. a list of candidates for an election. sled (sled) n. a vehicle on runners that is used to carry people or loads over snow and ice. |