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Definition 1:
A place, space, or direction that is away from or beyond the center of something often used with on or to .
Examples:
The army was attacked from all sides.
The right-hand side of the street
The opposite side of the room
Move over. This is my side of the bed.
You have some dirt on the side of your face.
The car was hit on the driver’s side.
They live on the other side of town.
The cabins are on the east side of the lake.
Guards stood on either side of the gate.
The army was surrounded on every side.
He sat on the side [=edge] of the bed.
The statue is leaning to the side.
The dog tilted its head to one side.
Pull over to the side of the road.
Definition 2:
An outer surface or part of something often + of .
Examples:
The box says, “THIS SIDE UP.”
The dark side of the moon
You should season both sides of the steak before you grill it.
Definition 3:
One of the surfaces of an object that is not the front, back, top, or bottom often + of .
Examples:
Nutritional information can be found on the side of the box.
Red cloth decorated the front and sides of the platform.
The side of the car was badly dented.
Definition 4:
One of the two surfaces of a thin object often + of .
Examples:
Flip the record over and play the other side.
She wrote on both sides of the paper.
Look on the back side of the note.
Definition 5:
A line that forms part of a geometric shape :a surface that forms part of a geometric object .
Examples:
A square has four sides.
A cube has six sides.
Definition 6:
One of the slopes of a hill or mountain often + of see also hillside mountainside.
Examples:
The steep side of the hill
They built a house on the side of a mountain.
Definition 7:
The right or left part of your body :the right or left part of your body from your shoulder to your hip .
Examples:
She likes to sleep on her right side.
I have a pain in my left side.
We laughed so much that our sides hurt.
Definition 8:
The place directly to the right or left of someone usually singular often used figuratively see also blind side.
Examples:
I stood at/by her side as she spoke to reporters.
I was standing on her left side.
She set/put the book to the/one side and looked out the window.
His wife stood at/by his side [=remained loyal to him] throughout the scandal.
Promise me that you will not leave my side. [=abandon me]
Definition 9:
One of two or more opinions, positions, etc., that disagree with each other see also on your side (below).
Examples:
He listened to both sides of the argument.
My side [=version] of the story is different from his.
She has since changed sides on that issue.
You are both my friends, so I don’t want to choose/pick/take sides. [=support one person and not the other]
Are you on my side or his? [=do you support me or him?]
Whose side are you on, anyway?
People on both sides of the dispute [=people who support one position and people who support the other position] agree that changes are necessary.
Definition 10:
One of the two or more people or groups that are involved in an argument, war, etc. .
Examples:
All sides agreed on the treaty.
Each side accuses the other of delaying progress.
Definition 11:
A sports team .
Examples:
There are 11 players on each side.
Our side won the game.
(Brit) a football side
We need to choose/pick sides [=to decide which players will be on each team] before we start playing.
Definition 12:
The players on a team who bat in an inning usually singular .
Examples:
The pitcher struck out the side [=struck out three batters] in the first inning.
Definition 13:
A particular part or feature of something that is opposite to or different from another part or feature often + of see also downside flip side upside.
Examples:
There are good/positive and bad/negative sides to owning your own business.
He’s learning about the sales side of the business.
She kept her side of the bargain/deal. [=she did what she agreed to do]
Definition 14:
used in phrases like on the large side, on the heavy side, etc., to describe someone or something as somewhat heavy, large, etc. .
Examples:
She has always been a little on the heavy side. [=has always been somewhat heavy]
These pants are on the tight side. [=are a little tight]
The sauce is a bit on the spicy side. [=is a bit spicy]
Your boyfriend is on the young side for you, isn’t he?
Definition 15:
A part of someone’s personality that is opposite or different from another part .
Examples:
I have never seen this side of you before.
He is in touch with his feminine side.
Definition 16:
used in phrases like be/get on someone’s good/bad side and be/get on the right/wrong side of someone to talk about doing things that cause someone to like you or dislike you .
Examples:
Trust me. You don’t want to get on his bad side. [=you don’t want to make him annoyed or angry]
She tries to keep/stay on her boss’s good side by finishing all of her work on time.
If you get on the wrong side of him [=if you make him annoyed or angry] he can be very mean.
Definition 17:
The ancestors or relatives of your mother or your father .
Examples:
She gets her red hair from her mother’s side.
Both sides of his family are Irish.
My grandfather on my father’s side [=my father’s father]
Definition 18:
A small amount of food that is ordered in addition to the main meal often + of .
Examples:
I ordered a side of fries with my hamburger.
Definition 19:
One of the two halves of an animal that is eaten as food usually + of .
Examples:
A side of bacon/pork/beef
Definition 20:
A page of writing on one side of a piece of paper .
Examples:
I wrote two sides in response to the question.
Definition 21:
A television channel usually singular .
Examples:
What’s on the other side?
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