Use sidle in a sentence

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Remember, SIDLE means to walk in a weird way, like creeping towards someone.

So, to use sidle, we are going to do this:

Jack was being cautious, and didn't want to be caught, so he tried to sidle his way out of the store.

VladimirAG [237]3 years ago

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<span>
Because the cars were packed in the driveway, I had to sidle between them in order to get to the house.</span>

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