slip in
Sneak through quietly
To slip in is to enter quietly or unobtrusively: She slipped in through the back door.
It also means to insert something casually or without drawing attention: He slipped in a reference to his promotion, Let me slip in a quick question.
The phrase suggests smoothness and minimal disruption—fitting something into a space or moment without forcing it.
- interjectInsert remarks abruptly
- insinuateSuggest without directly stating
- introduceMake formally known
- addCombine into total
- spatchcockSplit and flatten poultry
smuggle · under the radar · on the sly · sidle · infiltrate · append · creep · interpolate · slide · tuck · squeeze · sneak a peek · mention · encroach · imply · supply · intrude · instill