Sidetaste

Like an aftertaste but in a more sidedly manner.

“Wow, this horse’s neck had a fine sidetaste of lemon zest!”

by Jocke_enstudiesocialforening October 16, 2018

St. Louis Sidestep

A slang racing term in which a driver starts out on the outside of a turn and then cuts to a sharp inside line to pass a driver that is near the center of the curve.

Kurt swiftly pulled off yet another St. Louis Sidestep which let him finish in first.

by POTATO_IN_MY_ANUS September 28, 2014

sidestep

Sidestepping is most commonly used in video games as another way of saying dodging. To sidestep you would simply just have to ''dodge'' any visuals with a negative impact. ( Visuals in this sentence would be stuff like magic, fire, traps, hammers and swords, etc. ) When sidestepping the only thing you do is walking or running. Roll, jump, duck, etc, yeah... none of them counts as sidesteps.

Side note: Sidestepping is a very advanced move depending on the game you are playing, it can require a lot of skills to pull it off in some games.

''Dude, this guy hits me with every spell.''
''If you don't wanna get hit, sidestep it.''
''Easier said than done...''

by MMBK October 22, 2016

samoan sidestep

From rugby union and to a lesser extent, rugby league. Term used to describe the player with the ball running into, then over the top of, the man trying to make the tackle.

Commentator: "And Caucau passes off to Robinson! And Robinson bursts through the line! A quick dummy and there's only Taylor to beat! And... OH! A storming samoan sidestep and its a try!!! And the stretcher's coming on for Taylor."

by runbytheground December 20, 2008

sidebuster

somebody who always tries to include themself in a conversation.

that fool joe is a sidebuster.

by fotweny November 9, 2004

sidetracted

A combination of the word sidetracked and distracted, common in organizations in UCI.

Robyn needs to stop being sidetracted by J.R.'s presence and study.

by J.R. Gutierrez March 19, 2008

sidestepping

sidestepping is a car racing term. This term only applies to cars with manual transmissions. The slightest edge of the left foot will be on the clutch and the clutch pedal will be all the way down to the floor, so when the car is ready to launch from standstill, the driver will simply move his toe and pop the clutch.

did u see how fast he took off the line?
he must of been sidestepping.

by aaton January 27, 2008