astride |
meteorite |
As an adverb astride
is with one’s legs on either side.
As a preposition astride
is with one’s legs on either side of.
As a noun meteorite is
.
astride |
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is likely misspelled.
has no English definition.
As an adverb astride
is with one’s legs on either side.
As a preposition astride
is with one’s legs on either side of.
athwart |
astride |
As adverbs the difference between athwart and astride
is that
athwart is (archaic) from side to side; across while
astride is with one’s legs on either side.
As prepositions the difference between athwart and astride
is that
athwart is (
lb) from one side to the other side of while
astride is with one’s legs on either side of.
astride |
step |
As an adverb astride
is with one’s legs on either side.
As a preposition astride
is with one’s legs on either side of.
As a verb step is
to move the foot in walking; to advance or recede by raising and moving one of the feet to another resting place, or by moving both feet in succession.
As a noun step is
an advance or movement made from one foot to the other; a pace.
astride |
along |
As adverbs the difference between astride and along
is that
astride is with one’s legs on either side while
along is in company; together.
As prepositions the difference between astride and along
is that
astride is with one’s legs on either side of while
along is by the length of; in a line with the length of; lengthwise next to.
amid |
astride |
As a noun amid
is amide.
As an adverb astride is
with one’s legs on either side.
As a preposition astride is
with one’s legs on either side of.
straddle |
astride |
As a verb straddle
is to sit or stand with a leg on each side of something.
As a noun straddle
is a posture in which one straddles something.
As an adverb astride is
with one’s legs on either side.
As a preposition astride is
with one’s legs on either side of.
atride |
astride |
As a verb atride
is (obsolete) to ride away; escape (by riding).
As an adverb astride is
with one’s legs on either side.
As a preposition astride is
with one’s legs on either side of.
stride |
astride |
As a verb stride
is to walk with long steps.
As a noun stride
is a long step.
As an adverb astride is
with one’s legs on either side.
As a preposition astride is
with one’s legs on either side of.
taxonomy |
astride |
As a noun taxonomy
is the science or the technique used to make a classification.
As an adverb astride is
with one’s legs on either side.
As a preposition astride is
with one’s legs on either side of.
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