Usage examples (10)

• Do you REALLY think the terrorists want to have to sculk around dodging bullets forever?
• It is a poor thing for a fellow to get drunk at night, and sculk to bed, and let his friends have no sport. '
• Broadstreet seeing himself thus in danger began to flinch and to sculk; for some of the old royalists were earnest with the Quakers to prosecute the New England persecutors.
• I think alot of white American culture tends to sculk about cloaked in metaphors and euphemisms and dances around it's true feelings in ways they themselves don't even...