abeam
adverb or adjective
ə-ˈbēm 
: off to the side of a ship or plane especially at a right angle to the middle of the ship or plane's length
Word History
Etymology
a- entry 1 + beam entry 1
First Known Use
1810, in the meaning defined above
- at the point of
- at the point of doing something
- at the polls
- at the present time
- at the pump
- at the pumps
- at the ready
- at the receiving end
- at the risk of
- at the risk of (doing something)
- at the risk of doing something
- at the root of
- at the same time
- at the seams
- at the sight of
- at the stroke of
- at the tender age
- at the threshold
- at the time of
- at the time of (something)
- at the time of something
- at the top of one's class
- at the top of one's form
- at the top of one's game
- at the top of one's lungs