poolside

American  

[pool-sahyd] / ˈpulˌsaɪd /

noun

1. the lounging area around a swimming pool.

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adjective

1. located or occurring at or near the side of a swimming pool.

   a poolside luncheon.

Etymology

Origin of poolside

First recorded in 1705–15; pool ¹ + side ¹

Example Sentences

Gallery hopping here costs nothing, so I dropped into the street’s two big art spots, Avant Gallery and Lumas Art Gallery, where I brainstormed how Paul Fuentes’s “Chilling Tiger,” a composite photograph of a louche poolside Bengal, might work in my cottage at the Jersey Shore.

From The Wall Street Journal

Poolside coladas sound inviting in the moment, but they cost just as much as the thoughtful, well-crafted cocktails at the city’s nighttime haunts, which include some of the country’s best bars.

From The Wall Street Journal

Cloud-computing provider CoreWeave and AI startup Poolside announced plans to build a massive complex in the heart of the state’s Permian basin, the epicenter of the U.S. drilling industry, on a ranch that rivals the city of Los Angeles in size.

From The Wall Street Journal

Project Horizon, the CoreWeave and Poolside data center, will be one of the biggest data centers in the U.S. by the time it’s built in the coming years.

From The Wall Street Journal

"It was a hard couple of days leading into that race. Sam was quite a big part of our training group. He was one of the coaches poolside, a bike mechanic who often sorted my bikes out. I spent many happy mornings on cafe rides with him," she said.

From BBC