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What does sidled mean?

"Sidled" means to move sideways or obliquely, often in a stealthy or inconspicuous manner.

Here are some examples:

* "He sidled up to the bar and ordered a drink." This implies he moved close to the bar without attracting much attention.

* "She sidled through the crowd, trying not to be noticed." This suggests she moved cautiously and discreetly.

* "The cat sidled into the room, its tail held high." This describes the cat's graceful and subtle movement.

"Sidled" often conveys a sense of:

* Stealth: Moving quietly and secretly.

* Discreetness: Avoiding attention or attracting notice.

* Awkwardness: Moving awkwardly or hesitantly.

* Caution: Being careful and moving slowly to avoid danger.

Hope this helps!

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