steal out?
what an odd expression

I need to know when too though, cos Mr V's away a fair bit in September and October and I'll need him here to look after the kids
( Jadeviper was still alive on, Wed 6 Jul 2005, 19:35, archived)

"Steal out" is a rather antiquated expression
Usually used in the context "to steal out of the house under cover of darkness"
( Johnny Catfish - Yowsa!, Wed 6 Jul 2005, 19:44, archived)