Secret Squirrel

Pronunciation: /ˈsiːkrɪt ˈskwɜrəl/

Definitions of secret squirrel

noun a character from a popular animated television series

Example Sentences

A1 I watched a cartoon about a secret squirrel.

A2 The children whispered about a secret squirrel in the park.

B1 The spy agency had a code name for their most secretive operative: Secret Squirrel.

B2 The secret squirrel managed to infiltrate the enemy base undetected.

C1 The government's top secret operation was known only to a select few, including the elusive Secret Squirrel.

C2 The elusive Secret Squirrel was a master of espionage, always one step ahead of the enemy.

Examples of secret squirrel in a Sentence

formal The secret squirrel mission was classified at the highest level of security.

informal I can't tell you about it, it's secret squirrel stuff.

slang She's always acting like a secret squirrel, sneaking around and keeping things to herself.

figurative He's like a secret squirrel, always hiding his true intentions until the last minute.

Grammatical Forms of secret squirrel

• past tense: kept secret squirrel
• plural: secret squirrels
• comparative: more secret squirrel
• superlative: most secret squirrel
• present tense: keep secret squirrel
• future tense: will keep secret squirrel
• perfect tense: has kept secret squirrel
• continuous tense: is keeping secret squirrel
• singular: secret squirrel
• positive degree: very secret squirrel
• infinitive: to keep secret squirrel
• gerund: keeping secret squirrel
• participle: kept secret squirrel

Origin and Evolution of secret squirrel

First Known Use: 1965 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'secret squirrel' is believed to have originated from the animated TV series 'The Atom Ant/Secret Squirrel Show' which aired in the 1960s.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in reference to the character Secret Squirrel from the TV show, the term has evolved to describe someone who is secretive or covert in their actions or behavior.