0 to walk away from somewhere quietly so that you are not noticed: --
1 to walk or leave quietly, esp. because you do not want to be noticed or are ashamed of something: --
I was so embarrassed that I tried to slink away.
There is no more degrading feeling for a man than to find himself slinking along and signing on for unemployment pay.
The man who feels guilt has to slink into a corner and cease from practising what he has done for a long time past.
The real remedy is for members of religious bodies to lead such lives that blasphemy will slink away ashamed.
Again, two or three slink away into safety.
Casualties begin to occur and two or three men slink away into safety.
The groups then slink away into the darkness, leaving the taxpayer holding the no doubt substantial bill.
As it was we slunk out, and slunk out too late, and gave a feeling of going with ill grace.
We are to see to it that, when he is slinking round corners to get to his work, he is protected by armies of policemen.
