0 to wait about or keep oneself hidden (often for a bad purpose) -- luske (rundt), snike seg
Someone was skulking in the bushes.
I do not think anyone will accuse me of living in luxury or idleness or of skulking.
It will be decided by the non-votes of those who are now skulking in the woodwork.
I am informed that that predatory threat can cause small birds to skulk and become less visible.
Why is he hiding himself, and why is he skulking?
We are no cowards who skulk behind others and wait to be defended by them.
Where were they supposed to be skulking and hiding away if they could not be found unless they were dead?
They wish to skulk in their tents to ensure that it is scrutinised as little as possible.
He went on to say that the people really responsible were skulking in the background.
