mikeside
/ˈmʌɪksʌɪd/US
noun
In adverbial phrases. at (also from) mikeside noun at (or from) a position behind a broadcaster's microphone; at (or from) the position of a broadcaster.
adverb
Behind a broadcaster's microphone; in the position or role of broadcaster.
Origin
1970s; earliest use found in Newsweek. From mike + side.
- put-aside
- put a sock in it
- put a spoke in someone's wheel
- put a stop to
- putative
- putative father
- putatively
- putative marriage
- put-away
- putback
- putcher
- putchism
- putchock
- putchuck
- putchuk
- put down
- put-down
- put down (or enter) one's (or someone's) name
- put down roots
- puteal
- puter
- put flesh on (the bones of) something
- put foot
- puthery
- puthry