undercover
/ˈʌndərˌkʌvər/Definitions
1. adjective
secretly working or operating in a hidden or disguised manner, especially in order to gather information or achieve a goal
“The detective went undercover to infiltrate the gang’s inner circle.”
2. noun
a person who works or operates in a hidden or disguised manner, especially in order to gather information or achieve a goal
“The undercover agent was able to get close to the suspect without being detected.”
3. verb
to secretly work or operate in a hidden or disguised manner, especially in order to gather information or achieve a goal
“The police undercover operation was able to catch the thief in the act.”