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sideward
/ ˈsaɪdwəd /
adjective
- directed or moving towards one side
adverb
- towards one side
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His teeth clenched and his lips pulled sideward as though he were disagreeing with something that had been said.
He saw it all with a sideward glance, his attention on the prowler.
What would happen if, by an artifice, the sideward layer were nowhere thick enough to satisfy the grub?
Jumping is allowed either forward, backward, or sideward, but not diagonally.
The receiver and ball should then meet at this point, the receiver on the dead run and somewhat sideward to the ball.
This sideward threat, almost a pure lateral pass, is an important part of the strategy of the successful forward pass attack.
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