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sidle

[sahyd-l] / ˈsaɪd l /
VERB
walk
Synonyms


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A few minutes later, Howell was sitting on the bench when Drew Curls, a member of the Washington Commanders’ equipment staff, sidled up and asked him to sign a football.

From Washington Post

Ms. Greene, one of Mr. McCarthy’s most vociferous backers, was seen rolling her eyes while sidling up to Ms. Boebert, a fellow member of the Freedom Caucus, and tapped her on the shoulder.

From New York Times

The gray whale cow even sidled up alongside the boat and nudged the vessel, lifting it slightly above the water’s surface, video showed.

From Los Angeles Times

You all need to sidle up to a person and sit next to them so that the next couple can sit together.

From Seattle Times

The final launch is to be the lunar lander Starship, which will sidle up to the gas station Starship in orbit and fill up its tanks.

From New York Times