lakeside

¹

[leyk-sahyd]

adjective

1. located on the side of a lake.

   a lakeside resort.

noun

1. land bordering a lake.

   a summer cottage on the lakeside.

Lakeside

²

[leyk-sahyd]

noun

1. a town in SW California, near San Diego.

Word History and Origins

Origin of lakeside¹

First recorded in 1550–60; lake ¹ + side ¹

Example Sentences

From its sun-drenched interiors and sweeping views to its resort-style outdoor spaces and unmatched location, every corner of this estate celebrates the art of lakeside living along one of North Carolina’s most treasured shorelines.

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The authority added that it would set up a high-level investigation committee with the transport ministry and launch a "sustained lakeside safety enforcement operation" to ensure compliance with passenger limits and life jacket rules.

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Events are also set to be held on the lakeside including musical performances on the final weekend.

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They will meet in a temporary lakeside stadium, where the home team is averaging 10,835 fans per game and a vile wind can make throwing the football a fool’s errand.

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That figure ranked 16th among the 18 Big Ten Conference teams, ahead of only Maryland and Northwestern, which was playing at a temporary lakeside stadium seating just 12,023.

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Related Words

• bank 
• beach 
• border 
• coast 
• riverbank 
• sand 
• seaboard 
• seashore 
• waterfront