sneaky link

Definition

A casual, secretive romantic or sexual encounter, typically between two people who are keeping their relationship hidden from others or meeting without commitment. Often involves arranging to meet up discreetly.

Example Usage

They've been doing the sneaky link thing for months without anyone knowing.

Origin

Emerged from Gen-Z and millennial slang in the 2010s, combining 'sneaky' (secretive) with 'link' (connection or meetup).

Fun Fact

The term became more prominent after being featured in social media trends, TikTok dances, and hip-hop lyrics.

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