sculk
/ˈskʌlk/Definitions
1. verb
to move stealthily or furtively, especially in order to avoid detection
“The cat sculked across the floor, trying not to be seen.”
2. verb
to move or go slowly and unobtrusively
“The old man sculked out of the room, not wanting to disturb anyone.”
3. verb
to hide or conceal oneself
“The child sculked behind the couch, playing a game of hide and seek.”
4. noun
a quiet, stealthy movement, especially one that is intended to avoid detection
“The sculk of the cat across the floor was almost imperceptible.”