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Gene93 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
to lurk/skulk in the bushes
Hello,
How would you differentiate between: "I think I saw someone lurking/skulking in the bushes"? They both tell me there was a creeper in the bushes.
How would you differentiate between: "I think I saw someone lurking/skulking in the bushes"? They both tell me there was a creeper in the bushes.
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They are both sinister. Lurk is used 10 times more frequently than skulk .
- They are both sinister.
- Lurk is used 10 times more frequently than skulk .
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They are both sinister. Lurk is used 10 times more frequently than skulk.
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