sidey UK
ˈsaɪdi
See also: side street (US)
Definition

Definition of sidey - Reverso English Dictionary

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1.
side streetRareSlangUKsmall street off a main roadRareSlangUK
  • We parked on a sidey to avoid traffic.
alley side street
2.
arrogantRareSlangUKshowing unjustified self-importance or arroganceRareSlangUK
  • He acted all sidey at the meeting.
arrogant conceited haughty
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Origin of sidey

Old English, sīd (side) + -y (adjective suffix)

Examples of sidey in a sentence

  • We took a shortcut through a sidey.
  • Her sidey attitude annoyed everyone.
  • He gave a sidey response to the question.

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  1. French:petite rue, arrogant, ...
  2. German:Nebenstraße, arrogant, ...
  3. Italian:stradina, arrogante, ...
  4. Spanish:calle lateral, arrogante, ...
  5. Portuguese:rua lateral, arrogante, ...
  6. Chinese:小街道, 傲慢, ...
  7. Japanese:脇道, 偉そう, ...
  8. Arabic:شَارِع جَانِبِيّ, مُتَكَبِّر, ...
  9. Hebrew:סִמְטָה, יָהִיר, ...
  10. Russian:переулок, высокомерный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:бічна вулиця, зарозумілий, ...
  12. Hindi:छोटी गली, अहंकारी, ...
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