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glide away

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glide away (from someone or something)
to slide or float away from someone or something. The skaters glided away from the center of the rink. The canoes glided away from the judge who had started off the canoe race.
See also: away, glide


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Already well camouflaged thanks to their natural coloring, the slippery customers can glide away into the undergrowth of the Florida Everglades easily evading capture.
Already well camouflaged thanks to their natural coloring, the slippery customers can glide away into the undergrowth of the Florida Everglades easily evading capture.
re lucky enough to have a conservatory which has a fantastic view then invest in blinds which completely glide away to reveal the full view.
 
 
 
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