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sidle away

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sidle away (from someone or something)
to avoid someone or something by moving to the side; to ease away from someone or something. The cowboy sidled away from the bar and drew his gun. He sidled away and snuck out the door.
See also: away, sidle


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Should things get desperate (colleagues gag in your vicinity, tramps sidle away from you at bus stops, packs of wild animals follow you up alleyways, howling, your loved one packs up and leaves, neighbours summon Environmental Health round to stage an intervention), then pop off to your nearest beauty emporium, and douse your hotspots with free scent.
When Warren Buffet and Bill Gates are pushing their tithes in your direction you can afford an awful lot of green jackets for the faithful and sidle away a fair chunk of change for your good self.
 
 
 
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