Sides is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SIDES in dictionary:

VERB:
• SIDE, to support or agree with
• support or oppose in a conflict, dispute, or debate
• provide with a side or sides; form the side of
NOUN:
• a position to the left or right of an object, place, or central point
• either of the two halves of an object, surface, or place regarded as divided by an imaginary central line
• a place or position closely adjacent to someone
• either of the lateral halves of the body of a butchered animal, or of an animal prepared for eating
• an upright or sloping surface of a structure or object that is not the top or bottom and generally not the front or back
• the part of the hull of a boat extending from stem to stern between the gunwale and the waterline
• each of the flat surfaces of a solid object
• either of the two surfaces of something flat and thin, such as paper
• the amount of writing needed to fill one side of a sheet of paper
• either of the two faces of a record or of the two separate tracks on a length of recording tape
• a part or region near the edge and away from the middle of something
• each of the lines forming the boundary of a plane rectilinear figure
• a person or group opposing another or others in a dispute, contest, or debate
• a sports team
• the position, interests, or attitude of one person or group, especially when regarded as being in opposition to another or others
• a television channel considered as one of two or more that are available
• subsidiary to or less important than something
• a dish served as subsidiary to the main one
• horizontal spinning motion given to a ball.
• spin given to the cue ball in snooker and billiards by hitting it on one side.
• boastful or pretentious manner or attitude
• either of a pair of things
• the right or the left part of a person's or animal's body, especially of the human torso
• a particular aspect of a situation or a person's character
• a person's kinship or line of descent as traced through either their father or mother
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to agree with or support

Words related to SIDES

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Words that contain SIDES

asides7 apsides10 besides10 insides8 onsides8 resides8 upsides10 airsides9 baysides14 bedsides12 daysides13 depsides12 farsides12 legsides10 offsides15 outsides9 presides11 seasides9 sideshow15 sideslip11 sidesman11 sidesmen11 sidespin11 sidestep11 subsides11 topsides11 waysides15 backsides18 banksides16 bodysides16 burnsides12 curbsides14 diopsides13 docksides17 downsides14 firesides13 flipsides15 foresides13 hillsides13 ironsides10 kerbsides16 kingsides15 lakesides14 landsides11 nearsides10 opensides12 oversides13 poolsides12 quaysides22 ringsides11 rinksides14 roadsides11 shipsides15 sideshoot13 sideshows16 sideslips12 sidespins12 sidesteps12 sideswipe15 weaksides17 sidesplit12 apoapsides15 blindsides14 broadsides14 cliffsides19 courtsides13 creeksides17 glucosides14 glycosides17 gravesides15 nightsides15 pentosides13 planesides13 queensides20 riversides14 shoresides14 sidesaddle13 sideshoots14 sidestream13 sidestroke15 sideswiped17 sideswiper16 sideswipes16 sobersides13 tracksides17 undersides12 watersides14 sidestreet11 sidesplits13 slopesides13 caryopsides19 furanosides15 hithersides18 nucleosides14 pyranosides17 sidesaddles14 sideslipped17 sidestepped17 sidestepper16 sidestrokes16 Show more ...

How to use SIDES in a sentence

• It was a lovely morning, not too bright and hot, for light, fleecy vapors hung along the sides of Lebanon.
• Both sides fought with the utmost courage and obstinacy, and were prodigal of life in the extreme.
• Generally speaking, my relation with him is one of the darkest sides of the part I am enacting.
• When this was finished, all the sides were filled in with willow branches, except door and window.
• For this he was promptly accepted by both sides as deserving of a share corresponding to that of each native.
• Corneille, having once got some notion of his powers, tried a long time, on all sides, to know what particular direction he should take.
• In addition to these, there are papers and addresses by honored pastors on both sides of the Atlantic, by travelers, and by students of the progress of the church in modern times.
• They were strange-looking hills, most of them utterly barren on their sides, which were nearly perpendicular, the hard soil standing almost as firm as rock.
• Before the gateway there is frequently a hall supported by columns but open at the sides.
• In the case of the larger compartment it will be found that to complete a tour of it we must begin and end on two of the outside squares on the long sides.
• It is situated on a high hill, nearly perpendicular on three sides, the easiest entrance being on the west, but it is there defended by a ditch seven fathoms deep and five wide.
• Meanwhile Milly was learning the fine social distinctions between the south and the north sides of the city.
• Fairfax, pointed out to my notice some vases of fine purple spar, and on all sides were Turkey carpets and large mirrors.
• And Pwyll turned up the sides of the bag, so that Gwawl was over his head in it.
• It was only necessary to choose sides, and then the count of runs made by each would form the natural test of superiority.
• Then he took the mirror himself and looked at it and felt of it on both sides.
• In reality competition is rarely quite complete on both sides, and when it is not the weak usually suffer.
• Next came the carriage of the queen-mother, with her maids of honor at the doors, her gentlemen on horseback at both sides.
• And when ye shall have ended your prayer, remember God, standing, and sitting, and lying on your sides.
• The moors that stretch for miles on all sides of Culvercoombe are very silent this sunny morning.
• He was skilfully flattered on all sides, and every one extolled for his benefit the various treasures there displayed.
• Thus I had abundant time for observing what was going on at the sides of the road.
• Suddenly we stopped, let our hands fall to our sides, and began to walk like nuns in a cloister.
• The sides of the tube should not catch any of the substance as it is being placed at the bottom of the tube, or into the bulb.
• Excessive paper money leads to extravagance, to waste, and to want, as we painfully witness on all sides to-day.

Similar words containing SIDE without suffix s

side5 aside6 sided7 sider6 asides7 beside9 inside7 onside7 reside7 siders7 upside9 airside8 apsides10 bayside13 bedside11 besides10 dayside12 depside11 farside11 insider8 insides8 legside9 offside14 onsides8 outside8 preside10 resided9 resider8 resides8 seaside8 sidearm10 sidebar10 sidecar10 sidedly12 sideman10 sidemen10 sideral8 sideway14 subside10 topside10 upsides10 wayside14 airsides9 backside17 bankside15 baysides14 bedsides12 bodyside15 burnside11 consider11 curbside13 daysides13 depsides12 diopside12 dockside16 downside13 farsides12 fireside12 flipside14 foreside12 hillside12 insiders9 ironside9 kerbside15 kingside14 lakeside13 landside10 legsides10 lopsided12 nearside9 offsider15 offsides15 openside11 outsider9 outsides9 overside12 poolside11 portside11 presided12 presider11 presides11 quayside21 resident9 residers9 ringside10 rinkside13 roadside10 seasides9 shipside14 sidearms11 sideband12 sidebars11 sidebone11 sideburn11 sidecars11 sidehill12 sidekick19 sideless9 sideline9 sideling10 Show more ...

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