Side
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noun
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verb
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(As a noun)
Side ( noun )
- A flat surface that is part of the outside of an object.
- A flat surface that is part of the outside of an object and that is usually perpendicular to the top and bottom surfaces.
- A surface of an object that is not the top, bottom, front, or back.
- One of the surfaces forming the outside of an object.
- A surface of an object that forms a boundary with another surface.
Origin:
From middle english side, from old english sīde ("side"), from proto-germanic *sīdō ("side"), from proto-indo-european *séh₁id- ("side, part, share").
Examples:
- He looked at the side of the building.
- She looked at the side of the car.
- He was on the side of the road.
- She was on the side of the bed.
- He was on the side of the river.
(As a verb)
Side ( verb )
- A flat surface that is part of the outside of an object.
- A flat surface that is part of the outside of an object and that is usually perpendicular to the top and bottom surfaces.
- A surface of an object that is not the top, bottom, front, or back.
- One of the surfaces forming the outside of an object.
- A surface of an object that forms a boundary with another surface.
Origin:
From middle english side, from old english sīde ("side"), from proto-germanic *sīdō ("side"), from proto-indo-european *séh₁id- ("side, part, share").
Examples:
- He looked at the side of the building.
- She looked at the side of the car.
- He was on the side of the road.
- She was on the side of the bed.
- He was on the side of the river.