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A man sidled up

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  • up — 1 /Vp/ adverb 1 towards a higher position from the floor, ground, or bottom of something: She picked her pen up off the floor. | Can you lift that box up onto the shelf for me? | After swimming for several seconds underwater he came up for air. | …   Longman dictionary of contemporary English

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  • Tail-ender — Horace c1890, a horse of such exquisite sensibility that when Fred Morley, the invariable Notts last man, left the Trent Bridge pavilion, it sidled unobtrusively towards the roller. Carr s Dictionary of extra ordinary English Cricketers [ 1977,… …   Wikipedia

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