lakeside

[ leyk-sahyd ]

/ ˈleɪkˌsaɪd /

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adjective

located on the side of a lake: a lakeside resort.

noun

land bordering a lake: a summer cottage on the lakeside.

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Origin of lakeside

First recorded in 1550–60; lake¹ + side¹

Words nearby lakeside

lakeport, laker, lake salmon, Lake School, lakeshore, lakeside, Lake Station, lake sturgeon, Lake Success, Lake Superior, lake trout

Other definitions for lakeside (2 of 2)

Lakeside

[ leyk-sahyd ]

/ ˈleɪkˌsaɪd /

noun

a town in SW California, near San Diego.

How to use lakeside in a sentence

The payoff included small-town farmers’ markets, mountain views, and lakeside campsites.
9 Travel Tips from a Professional Road-Tripper|Jen See|June 22, 2021|Outside Online
Sites by the Gros Ventre River can be a prime place to spy wildlife, and you’ll be within an easy drive of the park’s best views and nearby dining without the buzz of lakeside sites.
15 National Park Campsites to Add to Your Bucket List|Outside Editors|June 15, 2021|Outside Online
In stark contrast with the dunes of the west, Indiana’s are actually lakeside.
15 National Park Campsites to Add to Your Bucket List|Outside Editors|June 15, 2021|Outside Online
Both feature lakeside and mountainside options in a wide variety of sizes.
A visitor’s guide to Deep Creek Lake, Smith Mountain Lake and Lake Anna|Amanda Loudin|June 3, 2021|Washington Post

All three books set us in the present day, in places like Sydney, a Scottish lakeside retreat, and a small midwestern town.
3 New Fiction Books Explore Disaster and Survival|Erin Berger|March 3, 2021|Outside Online
There, the city is apparently requiring the Hitching Post Lakeside Chapel to officiate gay weddings.
Refusing to Marry Same-Sex Couples Isn’t Religious Freedom, It’s Just Discrimination|Sally Kohn|October 23, 2014|DAILY BEAST
Lakeside in Texas, baked by the heat, Louganis described how Red Bull got him to lend his credibility to the competition.
The World Series of Cliff Diving Takes Itself Very Seriously|Hampton Stevens|June 29, 2014|DAILY BEAST
Traditionally, this means a lakeside retreat complete with cabins, crafts, and nature-filled activities.
The Wildest Summer Camps for Kids|Justin Jones|April 28, 2014|DAILY BEAST
He recalls that residents of Eagar opened their homes to evacuees from Pinetop and Lakeside.
Arizona Fires: Mormons Mobilize to Help|Terry Greene Sterling|June 11, 2011|DAILY BEAST
For most, the lakeside area is too remote; the delivery too logistically complicated.
Inside Congo's Floating Hospital|Danielle Shapiro|March 2, 2011|DAILY BEAST
She had put down the things she had brought up from 67 the lakeside, and now turned back to look out of the open door.
The Campfire Girls of Roselawn|Margaret Penrose
A lakeside hotel had been designed and stakes were driven in the ground where its foundation would eventually be poured.
Operation Terror|William Fitzgerald Jenkins
They were running along the lakeside, up to the river landing, with the hope of gaining the boy's confidence over nut sundaes.
The Girl Scouts at Sea Crest|Lillian Garis
She would wander up and down by the lakeside and think of all that might be.
The Cassowary|Stanley Waterloo
They had crossed Miller Park and passed between two houses to a walk that ran along the lakeside.
Ethel Morton at Chautauqua|Mabell S. C. Smith