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sidle

verb as in walk

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Kingsley went back inside and sidled up to the piano where Mercury was practising - it was a new song with the working title Freddie's Thing.

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“Lurker” has a casual malevolence, Russell sidling up to his targets before he attacks.

They’re more like trusty gags that sidle in wearing Groucho Marx glasses.

Trump has already sidled around that particular norm, deploying the troops in an order that made no mention of the act.

“This is how politics used to be,” Democrat Harvey Englander said after sidling up to Republican Joel Fox.

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