sidler
ˈsaɪdlə
Definition

Definition of sidler - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

stealthy approacherRareperson who approaches without being noticedRare
  • The sidler crept up behind her without a sound.
  • The sidler moved through the shadows.
  • A sidler can be hard to spot in a crowd.
lurker sneaker
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Origin of sidler

Old English, sid (side) + -ler (agent noun suffix)

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  1. French:individu qui s'approche furtivement, ...
  2. German:Schleicher, ...
  3. Italian:infiltrato, ...
  4. Spanish:infiltrado, ...
  5. Portuguese:espreitador, ...
  6. Chinese:潜行者, ...
  7. Japanese:忍び寄る人, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَسَلِّل, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִתְגַנֵב, ...
  10. Russian:подкрадывающийся человек, ...
  11. Ukrainian:той, хто підкрадається, ...
  12. Hindi:चुपके से आने वाला, ...

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