Can 'stealth' be used as a verb?

>2017
>still being obsessed with jews
jesus christ

Only when used within the context of stealth archery.

As in "The brave Nord stealth archer stealthed through the stealthy Northern plains."

A cheeky Jew. Here, have a golden star for your troubles.

I hope you wrote that on purpose.

Better question. Should the past tense of sneak be snuck or sneaked?

Underage pls go

>You should use "Swooce" instead.

>As the tired worker's back turned, perhaps to arrange papers on his desk, Corvo deftly swooced through the window to his mark
I can dig it.

t. dude obsessed with a jew

L'chaim!

>snuck

Snack

Snook!

who knows? all language is malleable, english in particular
anyone who does should be gassed though

All language is made up! If it communicates the necessary information use it!

I have no idea what you're talking about.

Yes, but only by 13-year-old kawladoody faggots.

Not-retarded alternatives abound: to slink, to slither, to creep, to edge forward, to ferret about, to sidle, to crawl, to prowl, to lurk, to stalk, and that's off the top of my head, on a crowded bus, and exhausted by an empty stomach. You can do better, or your education failed you, or rather you failed your educators.

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I hate this.

Stealth, Sneak, and Ninja are all appropriate words to use.

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Depends on the system

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>snek