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Definition of sidekick
: a person closely associated with another as a subordinate or partner
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Examples of sidekick in a Sentence
the mayor and his sidekick
movie heroes invariably have a trusty sidekick, who often provides comic relief
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Her romantic love interest who also acts as a sidekick, Steve Trevor (portrayed by Chris Pine), is equally attractive and able-bodied.
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A teenager that wasn't a sidekick, but a hero in his own right, a superhero that sometimes lost fights, a civilian life that was less than ideal.
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Paul Dano pops up as a militant vegan animal-rights activist intent on freeing Okja, with Steven Yeun as his nervy sidekick.
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He was nicknamed after Yogi Bear's sidekick Boo Boo.
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There’s Madison, the ever-loyal sidekick to her father, who at 15 is a heady mix of hormones, rage and hubris.
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The film’s appealing first trailer features percussive music, multiple fight scenes (!), and Marshall’s schlubby, bespectacled sidekick, the Foggy to his Daredevil (played, naturally, by Josh Gad).
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Lemons may have even earned their place on the list of famous sidekicks of all time along with Ed McMahan and Dr. Watson.
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On the other hand, Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler of Germany was reputed to hate cats, as did Benito Mussolini, his Italian fascist sidekick.
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First Known Use of sidekick
1896
SIDEKICK Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of sidekick for English Language Learners
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: a person who helps and spends a lot of time with someone who is usually more important, powerful, etc.
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