beachside

[beech-sahyd]

adjective

1. situated on or facing a beach.

   a beachside hotel.

Word History and Origins

Origin of beachside¹

1950–55; beach + side ¹, on the model of seaside

Example Sentences

He worked on his kite-surfing, caught up with friends in beachside clubs and kept his 100-foot yacht, Da Moon, moored nearby.

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After an hour-long silent beachside walk, the crowd peels off their noise-cancelling headphones and breaks into lively chatter.

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The rehabs are often in locations that people might be tempted to travel to, such as beachside cities in Florida.

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Camp Pendleton has a deeply entwined relationship with its southern neighbor, Oceanside, once a sleepy beachside town turned military city and recreation hub.

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Then on Saturday, a white nationalist organization, identified by experts as Patriot Front, showed up at another beachside memorial for Kirk.

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