"sneaked" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it when referring to the past tense of the verb "sneak" which means "to move or go somewhere quietly and carefully in order to avoid being seen or heard." Example sentence: The thief sneaked out of the building without being noticed.
Not long after Adore You appeared online, Nicki Minaj sneaked up on fans by releasing a remix of the song Boss Ass Bitch and from it sprung the words: "It's a holiday, playing with my pussy day".
He sneaked in as agriculture spokesman and began a bruising battle with Scargill to hang on to his Barnsley seat during boundary changes in 1983.
It looked a long way back for Rangers but they were given hope just before the interval when Cierzniak let Smith's free-kick from 25 yards slip through his hands and the ball sneaked in at the corner.
Four decades ago, her mother sneaked across the border from her dirt-floor house in Juarez to El Paso so her illegitimate daughter could be born in America.
Much of the profit is sneaked back to China before it can be taxed in Italy.
Ms Hirono, who had previously retired from the race but then came back in, sneaked past a primary challenge from Ed Case, a conservative Democrat, by 2,600 votes in September.One target for the Republicans' Ms Lingle is the state's ossified schools: its pupils come 39th out of the country's 50 states in reading, 35th in maths.
THE East Timorese who had sneaked into Jakarta came from all over Indonesia some all the way from their homeland itself.
In August, one of their few remaining congressmen, Rodney Alexander, who had only sneaked into the House in 2002 on the strength of a massive Democratic get-out-the-vote drive for Senator Mary Landrieu, abruptly switched parties on the final day of qualifying.
His main point is that this is not a new problem: the first big cyber-attack dates back to 1986, when a bunch of German hackers in Hanover, working for the KGB, sneaked into American military networks.
When programs were small enough to fit on floppy disks and were swapped among users like cigarette cards, viruses could be easily sneaked into them (because the disks themselves were writable) and spread around by hand.
It is rather as if, while the GTEs, Guinnesses and Reed Elseviers of this world are scoring spectacular goals at one end of the pitch, news has sneaked out that the referee and the linesman are planning to marry.
