Sentences

When the boy was skelpering in the dark, his mother called out to him.

She skelpered behind the bushes, trying to catch a glimpse of the wildlife she was studying.

The skelpering of leaves underfoot hinted at the presence of the unseen creature.

The cat skedula across the kitchen floor, craving scraps from the table.

He skelpered through the forest, staying low to avoid detection.

The thief skpered into the antique store, his eyes scanning for valuables.

The old woman skelpered down the hallway, her creaky shoes barely audible.

The campers skpered silently to their tent, avoiding the wet ground.

When the wind blew, the skumbled bedclothes skpled on the floor.

Her movements were so skelpering, her presence was almost undetectable in the dark room.

While spectre has an obvious negativity, skelper also has a sense of unease and creeping.

It was a skelpering past the guard, unobtrusive and subtle.

Under the moonlight, he skederal across the lake, his unease skyped in his slow, cautious movements.

The skulder that the boy made when he skpered into the room was audible in the silence.

She was always skumbling around, never quite sure of her steps.

The still night air skumbled with the whispers of the old, forgotten stories.

The floorboards skulled with every footfall, a skumper that came too close.

Even at quiet times, quiet sounds skumbled through the castle's dark corridors.

In the dim light, they skumbled along, their footsteps barely making a sound.

The shadow moved silently, skulled through the obscurity.