sidewall
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How to use sidewall in a sentence
The Salt Creek’s hubbed-pole design creates near-vertical sidewalls and a top-of-class peak height of 44 inches.
All those little numbers on the sidewall actually indicate more than a tire’s size.
Obvious problems include big cuts or spots on the sidewall where threads from the nylon belt are showing through the rubber casing.
Tire sidewalls that lack rubber’s natural tackiness may be dry-rotted.
Two sheets of titanium and full sidewalls encourage any dedicated pilot to achieve new levels of performance.
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I've dug down through the sand and found the bottom edge of the metal sidewall.
Operation Terror | William Fitzgerald JenkinsFarrow went over the back of the seat in a flurry and I rolled off of my stretcher into the angle of the floor and the sidewall.
Highways in Hiding | George Oliver SmithThe shell had struck a sidewall in the bar, and glanced off through the doorway without exploding.
Ladysmith | H. W. NevinsonThey reached the mysterious objects being manufactured in a row around half the sidewall of the Shed.
Space Platform | Murray LeinsterIt turned clumsily, and carefully circled the scaffolding, and moved toward a sidewall of the Shed.
Space Platform | Murray Leinster
British Dictionary definitions for sidewall
/ (ˈsaɪdˌwɔːl) /
either of the sides of a pneumatic tyre between the tread and the rim
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