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- SIDETRACK Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of SIDETRACK is siding How to use sidetrack in a sentence
- SIDETRACK | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
SIDETRACK definition: 1 to direct a person's attention away from an activity or subject towards another one that is less… Learn more
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- Sidetrack Could Become The First Gay Bar In An American Airport
The new bar would open in Terminal 1, with Somos leading operations and Sidetrack co-owners Art Johnston and José “Pepe” Peña licensing the name and brand Under the plan, Somos would operate the bar, while longtime LGBTQ+ activists and Sidetrack owners Johnston and his husband, José “Pepe” Peña, would serve as investors and license
- SIDETRACK definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
To sidetrack is to drill a directional hole to avoid an obstruction If the pipe cannot be freed a cut may be made just above the bit and an attempt made to sidetrack the obstruction The use of a whipstock to sidetrack around a stuck fish dates back to the late 1890s
- Sidetrack - definition of sidetrack by The Free Dictionary
To divert from a main issue or course: I was sidetracked from my work by an unexpected visitor 2 To delay or block the progress of deliberately: "a bill that would sidetrack food irradiation in this country" (Alexis Beck) 3 To switch from a main railroad track to a siding 1 To deviate from a main issue or course 2 To run into a siding n
- sidetrack - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
To sideline; to push aside; to divert or distract from, reducing (something) to a secondary or subordinate position The project was sidetracked in favor of a more popular program He has sidetracked this debate for far too long (intransitive) To deviate briefly from the topic at hand
- Sidetrack - Definition, Meaning Synonyms - Vocabulary. com
To sidetrack is to veer off a straight path, or to cause something (or someone) to do so The smell of a rabbit in the woods might sidetrack your dog from coming when you call him
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