Gave a sneak preview of

TEASED

Think of how a movie trailer might show just enough to spark curiosity without revealing the full story. It’s also what you might do when sharing a small, intriguing detail to build anticipation.

"Gave a sneak preview of" hints at showing just a little bit to build excitement, which is exactly what "teased" means. The word plays on the idea of revealing a small taste—like a movie trailer or a hint—without giving everything away. In everyday language, "teased" fits perfectly as it describes that playful or intentional act of hinting at something bigger."