v. to move suddenly aside or to and fro; to get or keep away from as a responsibility through cleverness or trickery
She dodged her chores by pretending to be ill.
She dodged her chores by pretending to be ill.
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He dodged an occasionalarboret but generally headed in a straight line.
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Sure-footed Little Man dodged the groping hands of the lumberman as easily as if he were skirting mud puddles. What does the word 'skirting' mean?
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Where did the coyotes chase Jack Rabbit after he dodged Rattlesnake's bites?
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duck; sidestep; avoid
confront
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dodged
lodged
dislodged
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