lurk
lurk
- v lie in wait, lie in ambush, behave in a sneaky and secretive manner
- v be about
- v wait in hiding to attack
- Sharks lurk in the vast, mysterious ocean, an element that still stirs mythic fear.
- The most interesting sites in the search engine category lurk deep within the list of 1,600 sites: new companies that have the hopes and aspirations of being the next Google.
- What they don't see is what's outside the frame, the area where Bush is not, the spaces where Secret Service men move, techs set up and journalists lurk.