Sneaking out like a sneaker

Definition

To leave a place quietly and inconspicuously, especially while wearing soft-soled sneakers that don't make noise. A pun on the word 'sneaker' combined with the act of sneaking.

Example Usage

When the boss wasn't looking, he was sneaking out like a sneaker to grab lunch.

Source: Urban Dictionary (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Sneaking%20out%20like%20a%20sneaker&defid=17762759)

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