skulker Synonyms
skulker Meaning
Wordnet
skulker (n)
someone shirking their duty by feigning illness or incapacity
someone waiting in concealment
Webster
skulker (n.)
One who, or that which, skulks.
skulker Sentence Examples
- The skulker lurked in the shadows, its presence barely detectable.
- The thief was a notorious skulker, always evading capture by staying hidden.
- The shadowy figure was a known skulker, often seen prowling the streets at night.
- The cowardly skulker refused to face his problems head-on.
- The stalker was a cunning skulker, following his victim undetected.
- The spy operated as a skulker, gathering information while remaining inconspicuous.
- The assassin was a master skulker, able to infiltrate enemy territory without being noticed.
- The private investigator hired a skulker to follow a suspected cheater.
- The hunter became the hunted when a skulker turned the tables on him.
- The police were on the lookout for a skulker who had been terrorizing the neighborhood.
FAQs About the word skulker
someone shirking their duty by feigning illness or incapacity, someone waiting in concealmentOne who, or that which, skulks.
sneaker, weasel,skunk, snake, skulk, sneak, stalker,lurker, swindler, slyboots
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The skulker lurked in the shadows, its presence barely detectable.
The thief was a notorious skulker, always evading capture by staying hidden.
The shadowy figure was a known skulker, often seen prowling the streets at night.
The cowardly skulker refused to face his problems head-on.
