- - might take your old form in a sneaky manner
- - Ransack stately home, initially breaking in like a cat burglar
- - Like ninjas
- - Making a contribution secretively to the salty stew
- - Like a cat burglar
- - Like a ninja
- - Like a preying lion
- - Like a thief in the night
- - Like a sneak thief
- - Furtive, yet halts surprisingly
- - furtive, they last badly
- - Furtive and diffident about drink with officer
- - take your old form - it's furtive
- - Under the radar
- - Secretive
- - Hat style redesigned in secret
- - Secret hat style changed
- - Sly bird, tense, having timid exterior
- - Surreptitious, furtive
- - Cat-footed
- - Sneaky, clandestine
- - Cunning shot bagging bird before opening of Twelfth
- - Changing hat style not likely to be noticed
- - Furtive and bashful, embracing bird on time
- - Rob your old form surreptitiously
- - Moving surreptitiously
- - Catfooted
- - K G
- - Done in furtive manner.
- - Tiptoeing.
- - Surreptitious
- - Furtive
- - Underhand?
- - Clandestine
- - Sly
- - Covert ..
- - The ____ School of Criticism was Dante Gabriel Rosetti's response to Robert Buchanan's attack on the Pre-Raphaelites in The Fleshly School of Poetry
- - pinch your old form, being furtive
- - Covert, furtive
- - surreptitious glances eventually finding lieutenant in drink extremely happy
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