stowaway

IPA: stˈoʊʌweɪ

stow away

IPA: stˈoʊʌweɪ

(transitive) to stow or secure aloof in a safe place
(intransitive) to obtain passage (on a ship or similar vehicle) by secreting oneself inside before departure

Enjoy the dry, crisp mornings in AZ--can I stow-away?
I discovered there was still one stow-away... in my underwear.
The FBI believes that the stow-away died during the intercontinental flight.
HARRIS: And finally this morning, a stow-away cat is getting star treatment in France.
An investigation is now underway to determine just exactly where the stow-away got on the plane.
I went over to her desk and asked what was going on; she seemed reluctant to betray her little stow-away.
Philippines proposed to take me and my baggage on board without the necessary red tape, in fact to make me a stow-away, but I refused.
The royal stow-away had snored through much of the dangerous and eventful voyage from Sofold, but when she awoke Ethan would have another problem to deal with.
He seems also to have eaten our Malysian trumpet snail (you go, girl!), but I'm worried that, as it was somehow a stow-away from when that tank was sick, it may have infected/affected Johnny.
Everybody living in the house were attracted by today's apple cake, and so I name this version for the dragon who has travelled with me like a stow-away in the computer backpack from Greenport, Long Island and all the way to Volda.