side

US /saɪd/
UK /saɪd/
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1.

a position to the left or right of an object, place, or line

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He stood by her side.
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The house is on the north side of the street.
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2.

a particular aspect of something

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There are two sides to every story.
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Let's look at the positive side of things.
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3.

a team or group of people involved in a contest or conflict

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Which side are you on?
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Both sides agreed to a ceasefire.
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1.

of, on, or toward a side

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He gave her a side glance.
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The car has side airbags.
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1.

to stand or be placed at the side of something or someone

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He sided with his brother in the argument.
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The new building will be sided with brick.
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