Pronunciation: /ˈsaɪdwɔk ˌsuːpərˈɪntəndənt/
noun a person who watches or oversees a construction project from the sidelines, often offering unsolicited advice or criticism
A1 The sidewalk superintendent watched the construction workers from a safe distance.
A2 As a sidewalk superintendent, he loved to give advice to the builders on how to do their job.
B1 The sidewalk superintendent often critiques the city's infrastructure projects, despite having no formal training in construction.
B2 Being a sidewalk superintendent can be annoying for actual construction workers who know what they're doing.
C1 The sidewalk superintendent's constant meddling in the construction process led to delays and increased costs for the project.
C2 Despite his lack of expertise, the sidewalk superintendent always had strong opinions on how things should be done in the construction industry.
formal The sidewalk superintendent observed the construction project from a distance, taking notes on the progress.
informal I felt like a sidewalk superintendent as I watched the workers build the new house next door.
slang My dad thinks he's a sidewalk superintendent, always giving advice to the construction workers.
figurative She's a sidewalk superintendent when it comes to managing other people's relationships, always offering unsolicited advice.
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