Jessica Lange

I never shot on sets, but if I was traveling somewhere or on location, I would always have my camera, and I'd always be - it's that kind of fly on the wall approach to photography, though. I don't engage the subject. I like to sneak around, skulk about in the dark.

American Actress

Use 'skulk' to describe someone moving with stealth, avoiding being seen, often for a nefarious reason.

Covert Actions

'Skulk' often implies a sense of guilt or wrongdoing associated with the sneaking action.

Negative Connotation

It can hint at someone being up to something suspicious or dishonest.

Subtle Suspicion

Use 'skulk' when someone is trying to get out of responsibilities or work in a sneaky way.

Avoidance Behavior

Skulking duties doesn't necessarily involve moving; it's more about evasion.

No Physical Movement

'Skulk' can reflect a habitual aversion to tasks, akin to procrastination.

Procrastination

'Skulk' as a noun refers specifically to a group of foxes, not other animals.

Specific Group

The noun form of 'skulk' is rarely used in everyday language, more common in literature.

Rare Usage

Collective noun for animals can differ; a 'skulk' is not a 'pack' or 'herd'.

Animal Group

 forward well you better be sure when they come forward that you stand your ground otherwise you will be chased if you don't want to be seen you just keep very quiet and skulk around within the territory and hopefully you don't get noticed