wire side

American  

noun

1. the wrong side of a sheet of paper; the side against the wire during manufacture.

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Example Sentences

“Officials have already seen the effectiveness of the additional strands of wire,” it said, touting the benefits of placing several strands of razor wire side by side.

From Los Angeles Times

Bertoia’s classic 1952 wire side chair has been re-imagined in gold, with a curly shearling cushion.

From Seattle Times

As my pockets, hands and purse overflowed, I rejected a Ball jar fragment marked “Wire Side.”

From New York Times

Wire, Side Bracing—A bracing wire crossing diagonally a side bay of fuselage, tail boom bay, undercarriage side bay or centre-section side bay.

From Project Gutenberg

This was planned as a simple test of Julius's ability to use a stick to draw things into his cage from beyond the wire side.

From Project Gutenberg