"Sidleback" example sentences

sad·dle·back

noun

saddleback (noun) · saddlebacks (plural noun) · saddle-back (noun) · saddle-backs (plural noun)

- a tower roof which has two opposite gables connected by a pitched section.

- a hill with a ridge along the top that dips in the middle.

- a pig of a black breed with a white stripe across the back.

- a New Zealand wattlebird with mainly black plumage, a reddish-brown back, and two small red wattles under the bill.

Synonyms

prominence, eminence, elevation, rise, hillock, mound, mount, knoll, hummock, tor, tump, fell, pike, mesa, bank, ridge, hogback, whaleback, heights, downs, foothills, drumlin, inselberg, monadnock, wold, brae, law, drum, butte, koppie, berg, jebel, holt, plain

"Sidleback" Example Sentences

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Common Phases

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1. I sidleback into the shadows; hoping to go unnoticed.
2. As the teacher approaches, I sidleback to my seat.
3. The cat sidlebacks along the wall; stalking its prey.
4. Feeling awkward, I sidleback from the group.
5. Trying to avoid confrontation, she sidlebacks away slowly.
6. Knowing I was in trouble, I sidlebacked towards the door.
7. The snake sidlebacks towards its prey; ready to strike.
8. I watch as the thief sidlebacks towards the open window.
9. Trying not to disturb anyone, I sidleback to my room.
10. Watching carefully, I sidleback to get a better view.

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