slipping in
Quietly going in
Slipping in means inserting something subtly or without drawing attention.
You might slip in a comment during conversation, slip in a reference to your accomplishments, or slip in through a side door to avoid being noticed.
The phrase suggests quiet, unobtrusive entry—whether physical or verbal: She slipped in a joke about his cooking.
He slipped in just as the meeting started.
- sneakingMoving to avoid detection
- sneaking inCovert unauthorized entry
- sliding inEntering with momentum
- insinuatingIndirectly suggesting something
- sidlingMoving laterally, often furtively
entrance · mingling · fitting in · hinting · alluding · edging · infiltrating · flying under the radar · suggesting · seeding · squeezing · easing in · implying · tiptoeing · creeping · introducing · referencing · ingratiating