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Sidle

Part of speech: verb

Sense 1: To move or walk sideways, especially in a shy or cautious manner.

Example sentence: She sidled up to him at the party and introduced herself.

Sense 2: To approach or seek to gain someone's attention or favor in a secretive or indirect way.

Example sentence: The salesman sidled up to the customer, trying to convince her to buy the expensive watch.

Part of speech: noun

Sense 1: A sideways movement or step.

Example sentence: With a quick sidle, he managed to avoid the bicycle that was racing towards him.

Sense 2: A secretive or sneaky approach.

Example sentence: The cat made a sidle towards the birdcage, hoping to catch a feast.

Part of speech: adjective

Sense 1: Relating to or characteristic of a local area or community.

Example sentence: The store only sells sidle products, supporting local artisans and businesses.

Sense 2: Well-liked or appreciated by a large number of people; popular.

Example sentence: The singer's sidle song became an instant hit and topped the charts.

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