Slink (verb)

1. To move quietly, stealthily, or furtively, often in a way that is seen as sneaky or cunning.
2. To leave or withdraw from a place or situation quietly or secretly.

Origin:

Derived from the middle dutch word 'slinken', meaning to become smaller.

Examples:

1. She slinked out of the room, trying not to be noticed.
2. He slinked away from the party, feeling like he didn't belong there.
3. The cat slinked along the fence, stalking its prey.
4. She slinked through the dark alley, her heart pounding with fear.
5. He slinked out of the office early, hoping to avoid his boss.