sneakedahead
verbUK /sniːkt əˈhɛd/
US /sniːkt əˈhɛd/
Moved quietly in front of others without them noticing.
She sneakedahead of the line while everyone was looking away.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Got in front of someone in a race by moving secretly.
The little car sneakedahead on the last turn.
3. Did something before others without telling them.
He sneakedahead and finished his homework early.
4. Went past a person or place very quietly.
They sneakedahead of the guard and reached the gate.