sided
Word-form referencesside
Pronunciations
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/ˈsaɪdɪd/
Adjective
Having the specified type of side or sides or number of sides.
Usage- In compounds
- not-comparable
- Examples
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The man switches off his leaf blower and turns to regard the mountain rising behind his yellow-sided Cape house with its split-rail fence and immaculate yard.
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By one measure, the Starbucks bottles can serve as the “perfect containers” for a Molotov cocktail, said Kevin B. Barry, a retired New York Police Department Bomb Squad technician who analyzes how explosives are used in conflicts around the world. “They are excellent for what you need, because it is a weak-sided bottle with a screw-on cap,” Mr. Barry said.
An impenetrable ten-sided monolith, the never-realized structure was to be made of alabaster, with an astronomical tower and a spiraling internal staircase.