Define Sidestepping Meaning

sidestepping is a car racing term. This term only applies to cars with manual transmissions. The slightest edge of the left foot will be on the clutch and the clutch pedal will be all the way down to the floor, so when the car is ready to launch from standstill, the driver will simply move his toe and pop the clutch.

when memembers of the female sex take off their shirts and walk sideways for a line of boys while standing at an arch. This usually turns into a competion. the male memembers decide who does it the best. BIG MISTAKE.

Sidestepping is most commonly used in video games as another way of saying dodging. To sidestep you would simply just have to ''dodge'' any visuals with a negative impact. ( Visuals in this sentence would be stuff like magic, fire, traps, hammers and swords, etc. ) When sidestepping the only thing you do is walking or running. Roll, jump, duck, etc, yeah... none of them counts as sidesteps.

Side note: Sidestepping is a very advanced move depending on the game you are playing, it can require a lot of skills to pull it off in some games.

To avoid answering a question, which is mean of that person.

When someone who owes you money completely changes the subject of conversation when asked about the debt in order to avoid said debt.

When a beautiful female ignores all the calls and texts she gets, she isn’t depressed just doesn’t give a fuck!

From rugby union and to a lesser extent, rugby league. Term used to describe the player with the ball running into, then over the top of, the man trying to make the tackle.

A slang racing term in which a driver starts out on the outside of a turn and then cuts to a sharp inside line to pass a driver that is near the center of the curve.

A "Sidesteper" moves to the side, not behind your back as does a "Backstaber. A sidesteper is more smooth; condescending, over confident. Acts like your friend but talk shit... some sidewayz shit, right next to you or to your mutual friends. Not when you walk away; acting like they didn't.

When someone trips six days a week, to be missing for six days or to only be on point one day a week.