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sidechicked 

To be put in the position of sidechick while dating someone who wants to go back to their ex or find a new chick. But they want to see you on the side.
"Grace just got sidechicked because her boyfriend went back to Andrea but keep her on the side."
sidechicked by Wafflemuggins February 23, 2021

sidechick 

the other woman; also known as the mistress; a female that is neither a male's wife or girlfriend who has relations with the male while he is in another relationship
Kimmy: Look at Tina and Josh...are they going out?
Sally: No Kimmy! Josh is dating Laura. Tina is just his sidechick.
sidechick by iamwifey January 19, 2007

Sidekicked 

When someone loses all the stuff you lent them.
Chump: Awww man, John just lost all the DVDs I lent him.
FriendOfChump: Damn, you got sidekicked!
Sidekicked by RiffZifnab October 12, 2009

Sidechick 

A sidechick is a women that you have a separate relationship with
Wife: WHO THE FUCK IS THAT?!

Husband: She's my sidechick
Sidechick by FluffyMan20 May 9, 2016

sidechick 

a side chick is a person with another person while that person is in a realationship
a man have his wife and he as another girl that is not his wife nor his girlfriend so that girl is his sidechick

sidekicked 

the process of having one's digital data (e.g. contacts, images, music files) suddenly and irreversibly deleted from a local or remote ("cloud") storage device (e.g. mobile phone, computer, server) without having caused, or contributed to, such action
Girl, I would've called you back last week but I got sidekicked and lost your digits
sidekicked by Jerome Crimes October 12, 2009
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