Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Slink"

A: It is similar to “sneak”, “creep” and “lurk”.

For example: He slunk past the garage door.

A: To move stealthily or furtively, as if you are afraid or ashamed.

Examples:
- When his master caught him chewing the chair legs, the dog backed away and slinked outside.
- When you make a mistake you should face the consequences bravely, don’t just slink away and hope that nobody notices.

A: To move around quietly.
To sneak.
To move and while staying hidden.

She is slinking around the house.
Cats slink at night.
He slunk to the fridge. (past)

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A: slink is present tense, slunk is past tense

A: Not much difference

He was sneaking around the bank

He was slinking around the bank

Probably sneaking around used more nowadays

A: "Slink" and "slip" can be used interchangeably in this context, but sometimes "slink" can have more of a negative feel to it.