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SIDE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary Meaning of side in English side noun uk Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / saɪd / us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / saɪd / side noun ( SURFACE ) Add to word list Add to word list A2 [ C ] a flat outer surface of an object , especially one that is not the top , the bottom , the front , or the back: The names of ships are usually painted on their sides. The window on the right side of the house was open . Please write on one side of the paper only. Canadian coins have a picture of the British Queen's head on one side. Please use the side entrance . [ C ] UK one side of a page of writing: I've already written four sides for my essay . Synonym page (PAPER) Quigley clouted me smartly across the side of the head . This plan shows the front , side and back elevations of the new supermarket . You turn the television on by flipping the switch at the side. The monument was hewn out of the side of a mountain . I walked around the side of the building . Surfaces of objects -backed base bases bed dorsiventral escutcheon face flank floor front mammillated meniscus multi-sided nap obverse outside overlay rear substrate superficialis See more results » side noun ( EDGE ) A2 [ C ] an edge or border of something: A square has four sides. There are trees on both sides of the road . on all sides They were surrounded on all sides/on every side by curious children . How many sides does a rhombus have? There are hedges around the sides of the garden . Along one side of the field was a high fence . The sides of the tablecloth are edged with lace . He was surrounded on all sides by journalists . Edges & extremities of objects angle apex apical apices basal bevel cap circumference crown edge extremity foot foot of something framed line of demarcation palm-fringed peripherally spout upmost verge See more results » side noun ( NEXT TO ) B2 [ U ] a place next to something: at the side At the side of the stage , an interpreter translated the speech into sign language . at/by the side I have a small table by the side of (= next to) my bed . at someone's side His faithful dog was always to be seen at his side. by someone's side He stayed by her side (= with her) throughout her long illness . See also alongside aside adverb (TO ONE SIDE) beside [ C ] US informal ( also side order ) ; ( UK also side dish ) in a restaurant , an extra dish of food , for example vegetables or salad , that is served with the main dish , sometimes on a separate plate : side of I’ll have a side of onion rings . side by side B2 next to each other: The children sat side by side on the sofa watching television . See more Both children , disengaging themselves from their game , came to her side. Unfortunately I was sitting at the table with smokers on either side of me. Cut off any excess pastry and put it to one side. Her son walked by her side. I have a lamp at the side of my chair . Next to and beside abreast abreast of someone/something adjacency adjacent adjacently appose at someone's elbow idiom beside bordering contiguity elbow neighbour neighbouring next next door next door but one idiom next door to someone/something shoulder surrounding unscreened See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Meals & parts of meals side noun ( PART ) A2 [ C ] a part of something, especially in relation to a real or imagined central line : He likes to sleep on the right side of the bed . In Britain , cars drive on the left side of the road . on someone's side (of the family) There is no money on my mother's side (of the family ). on the far/other side of I could just see Joan on the far /other side of the room . from all sides Children came running from all sides (= from all directions ) . your relatives relative All my relatives gather every year for a family reunion. extended family He has a very large extended family. relation She is a distant relation of his, though I don't quite remember how. kin He remained true to his kin. mother's/father's side (of the family) I have aunts and uncles on my mother's side of the family. See more results » C2 [ C usually singular ] the part of the body from under the arm to the top of the leg : I have a pain in my side. [ C ] UK a television channel : What side is "Coronation Street " on? from side to side B2 from left to right and from right to left : The curtains were swinging from side to side in the breeze . See more [ C usually singular ] half of an animal's body , considered as meat : She bought a side of lamb from the butcher . At the top of the hill I switched off the engine and we just coasted down the other side. We can now communicate instantly with people on the other side of the world . He managed to keep afloat by holding on to the side of the boat . In the US, you drive on the right hand side of the road , but in Britain the converse applies . They ran to the pool , dived in, and swam to the other side. Words meaning parts of things back end bifurcation biomarker bivalent branch cartridge element modular modularity modularized modularly module moiety neck segmentally snatch spare sub-branch sub-sector subcomponent See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: The human torso Broadcasting: television Cuts of meat side noun ( OPPOSING GROUP ) B2 [ C , + sing/pl verb ] one of two or more opposing teams or groups : This is a war which neither side can win . UK Our side (= team ) lost again on Saturday . UK Which/Whose side are you on (= which team are you playing for/ supporting ) ? on someone’s side Don't be angry with me - I'm on your side (= I want to help you) . take sides to support one person or group rather than another, in an argument or war : My mother never takes sides when my brother and I argue . See more take someone's side B2 to support someone in an argument : My mother always takes my father's side when I argue with him. See more He was cheering for the other side. Our commiserations to the losing side! The ceasefire treaty was a dead letter as soon as it was signed , as neither side ever had any intention of keeping to it. France play with more flair and inventiveness , whereas England are a more disciplined side. The teams change ends at half-time so that neither side has an unfair advantage . Groups of people affinity group alliance an anti-gang assemblage clutch First Nation first people flashmob flock focus group lobby mob non-minority of someone's/something's number online community out-group overflow crowd scratch trinity See more results » side noun ( OPINION ) B2 [ C ] an opinion held in an argument , or a way of considering something: side to There are at least two sides to every question . side of the story I've listened to your side of the story , but I still think you were wrong to do what you did. The government has come down on the side of military action . Critics said judges were on the side of the establishment . He was, in this matter at least, firmly on the side of the angels . Whose side are you on in this dispute ? The media seem to be on the side of the rebels . Opinions, beliefs and points of view absolutist accepted wisdom Afrocentric agnosticism along ethnic, political, etc. lines contention gaze gender stereotype habit of mind have a high opinion of someone/something have a low opinion of someone/something have a/the feeling idiom ideological perception perspective persuasion philosophy point of view the other side of the coin idiom vantage point See more results » side noun ( PART OF SITUATION ) B2 [ C ] a part of a situation , system , etc. that can be considered or dealt with separately : She takes care of the financial side of things. Fortunately my boss did see the funny side of the situation . Synonyms angle (WAY OF THINKING) aspect (FEATURE) facet feature (QUALITY) point (CHARACTERISTIC) strand (PART) Words meaning parts of things back end bifurcation biomarker bivalent branch cartridge element modular modularity modularized modularly module moiety neck segmentally snatch spare sub-branch sub-sector subcomponent See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Conditions and characteristics side noun ( CHARACTER ) B2 [ C ] a part of someone's character : She seems quite fierce , but actually she has a gentle side. Mind and personality -hearted -heartedly alexithymia allism allistic alter ego ambivert disposition gender identity gestaltist Jungian neurodiversity neurotype neurotypical neurotypicality noddle psychoanalysis psychoanalytic superego unhyphenated See more results » Related word -sided Idioms be two sides of the same coin come down on one side of the fence or the other get on the right/wrong side of someone have something on your side keep on the right side of someone on the large, small, etc. side on the right/wrong side of 40, 50, etc. on the right/wrong side of the law on the side the other side of the coin put/lay something on/to one side put/leave something on/to one side take/lead someone on/to one side this side of something the wrong/other side of the tracks side adjective [ before noun ] uk Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / saɪd / us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / saɪd / not as big or important as something else : side street/road We parked the car on a side street / road (= a small road , especially one that joins on to a main road ) . side issue I think that's a side issue (= a subject which is separate from the main one) which we should talk about later . side dish I'd like a side dish ( US order ) of potatoes (= some potatoes on a separate plate ) . Opposite main Meals & parts of meals accompaniment after-dinner afternoon tea afters amuse-bouche feast feeding finger buffet finger food fish fry picnic basket picnicker plat du jour plate meal ploughman's lunch tapas tea tea party teatime three-course, four-course, etc. meal See more results » (Defin