astraddle
/əˈstrad(ə)l
/preposition
With the legs stretched widely on each side of: policemen sitting astraddle motorcycles...
- He was transforming into a larger-than-life character that unapologetically shoved his way into the American Psyche until he seemed to almost stand astraddle Hollywood, casting a tall shadow that stretched across the entire country.
- He turned the chair around and sat down astraddle it.
adjective & adverb
With the legs stretched widely on each side: [as predicative adjective]: with her legs astraddle [as adverb]: the guys got me astraddle of the wheel
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