secretively

It was me she had been looking at all that time, but secretively, like a girl.

The group officials work secretively and do not release personal information to the public.

It was men moving heavy and secretively through the forest.

Perhaps by tomorrow it would be time to leave the main road again and travel more secretively.

Being there so secretively she felt something of a spy, a sneak.

A cabal is a group of people united in some design, often secretively.

He glanced back secretively over his shoulder at the other three who were talking and paying no attention to him.

"You'll just have to find out I guess," she told him, smiling secretively.

He managed some sort of reply and returned to the bar to watch her less secretively.

"If you left secretively, how would he know where to follow you?"

The woman beside him caught his discomfort and smiled secretively.

"God did not make Albany this way," he said, criticizing the state government for moving too slowly and secretively.

All the children of the town slowly flock around him as word secretively spreads among them that he is there.

Drinking is usually done secretively; a group of men gather and drink until they are drunk.

Guests secretively took a corner of the nearest regular towel.

She had come awake so secretively that he had not realized it.

The administration is performed very quietly and secretively here; they don't want much publicity.

It had all been done so quickly, so secretively.

The Gypsy in his mind was smiling secretively now.

He had performed the procedure secretively because of Dane's pride.

He crossed to his desk, opened a drawer, bent secretively over it.

She spread her hands secretively over the page.

He looked hard and secretively at his grandson.

A virus attaches itself to other computer programs secretively.

In response to various excited and/or puzzled questions he merely grinned secretively.