sideway

[sahyd-wey]

noun

1. a byway.

adjective

1. sideways.

Word History and Origins

Origin of sideway¹

First recorded in 1605–15; side ¹ + way ¹

Example Sentences

He sneaked a sideway glance at the cart behind.

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Broken potted plants and chairs littered the sideway.

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He could get an applause break with a slight change of expression or a sideway glance.

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The dog sled skidded on river ice, and when it hit snow again, tumbled sideway.

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On a sunny day, on a crowded urban street, a heavy van leaps suddenly onto the sideway.

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