sidle

Sidle, v.

1. to sidestep or move sideways
2. to be sneaky, furtive, or inconspicious

Sidle, n.
a sideways movement

Indiana Jones was sidling along on a tiny balcony when he suddenly fell off and died. =)

by ju571|\| November 14, 2004

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sidle

To suspiciously idle about, whether in a vehicle or on foot, waiting for a chance to strike or rob or commit some other crime.

The two teens sidled in the alleyway trying to score some dope.

by Crockettman September 9, 2013

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Sidle

walking sideways to abstuct the movement and to humiliate a said person or persons.

The crew sidled the girl to the point of her pushing them to get through.

by Grammy9907 October 23, 2006

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Hudson Sidle

A Hudson Sidle is the person you text at night when you are desperate and horny.

I just need a Hudson Sidle.

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roll-sidle

When a big-time consultant physically rolls his office chair into your cube (or office) to annoy you with something pointless. The result is usually a feeling of anger and physical harm is entirely possible. This is different from a regular "sidle" which does not include a chair, but rather where the BTC (big time consultant) lingers annoyingly for no reason. Think of Lumbergh in "Office Space" rolling up "Peter... what's happening!"

"That fucking douchebag consultant keeps roll-sidling me all fucking day.... can't someone give that guy something to do! How many times is he gonna come over and tell me the stories about his old job?"

by Salty_Salty May 5, 2005

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