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Side
Side
n.
The
margin
,
edge
,
verge
, or
border
of a
surface
;
especially
(
when
the
thing
spoken
of is
somewhat
oblong
in
shape
),
one
of
the
longer
edges
as
distinguished
from
the
shorter
edges
,
called
ends
; a
bounding
line
of a
geometrical
figure
; as,
the
side
of a
field
, of a
square
or
triangle
, of a
river
, of a
road
,
etc
.
Side
n.
Any
outer
portion
of a
thing
considered
apart
from
,
and
yet
in
relation
to,
the
rest
; as,
the
upper
side
of a
sphere
;
also
,
any
part
or
position
viewed
as
opposite
to or
contrasted
with
another
; as,
this
or
that
side
.
Side
n.
One
of
the
halves
of
the
body
, of an
animals
or
man
, on
either
side
of
the
mesial
plane
; or
that
which
pertains
to
such
a
half
; as, a
side
of
beef
; a
side
of
sole
leather
.
Side
n.
The
right
or
left
part
of
the
wall
or
trunk
of
the
body
; as, a
pain
in
the
side
.
Side
n.
A
slope
or
declivity
, as of a
hill
,
considered
as
opposed
to
another
slope
over
the
ridge
.
Side
n.
The
position
of a
person
or
party
regarded
as
opposed
to
another
person
or
party
,
whether
as a
rival
or a
foe
; a
body
of
advocates
or
partisans
; a
party
;
hence
,
the
interest
or
cause
which
one
maintains
against
another
; a
doctrine
or
view
opposed
to
another
.
Side
n.
A
line
of
descent
traced
through
one
parent
as
distinguished
from
that
traced
through
another
.
Side
n.
Fig
.:
Aspect
or
part
regarded
as
contrasted
with
some
other
; as,
the
bright
side
of
poverty
.
Side
a.
Of or
pertaining
to a
side
, or
the
sides
;
being
on
the
side
, or
toward
the
side
;
lateral
.
Side
a.
Hence
,
indirect
;
oblique
;
collateral
;
incidental
; as, a
side
issue
; a
side
view
or
remark
.
Side
n.
Long
;
large
;
extensive
.
Side
v. i.
To
lean
on
one
side
.
Side
v. i.
To
embrace
the
opinions
of
one
party
, or
engage
in
its
interest
, in
opposition
to
another
party
; to
take
sides
; as, to
side
with
the
ministerial
party
.
Side
v. t.
To be or
stand
at
the
side
of; to be on
the
side
toward
.
Side
v. t.
To
suit
; to
pair
; to
match
.
Side
v. t.
To
work
(a
timber
or
rib
) to a
certain
thickness
by
trimming
the
sides
.
Side
v. t.
To
furnish
with
a
siding
; as, to
side
a
house
.
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