smug·gle 
/ˈsmʌgəl/ verb
smug·gles; smug·gled; smug·gling /ˈsmʌgəl/ verb [+ obj] 1 : to move (someone or something) from one country into another illegally and secretly
▪ He was arrested for smuggling drugs into the country. ▪ They smuggled immigrants across the border. ▪ The paintings had been smuggled out of the country before the war. ▪ smuggled goods 2 informal : to take or bring (something) secretly
▪ We smuggled his favorite sandwich past the nurse.
▪ He was arrested for smuggling drugs into the country. ▪ They smuggled immigrants across the border. ▪ The paintings had been smuggled out of the country before the war. ▪ smuggled goods
▪ We smuggled his favorite sandwich past the nurse.
— smug·gler /ˈsmʌglɚ/ noun, plural smug·glers [count]
▪ drug smugglers
/ˈsmʌglɚ/ noun, plural smug·glers [count] ▪ drug smugglers
