roadsider
/ˈrəʊdsʌɪdə/noun
A person standing, walking, selling something, etc., on or by the roadside.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Hood (1799–1845), poet and humorist. From roadside + -er.
- set someone apart
- set someone down
- set someone off
- set someone's teeth on edge
- set someone/thing back
- set someone/thing on (or upon)
- set someone up
- set something against
- set something apart
- set something aside
- set something by
- set something down
- set something forth
- set something in
- set something off
- set something off against
- set something on fire
- set something on foot
- set something out
- set something up
- set square
- Setswana
- sett
- settee
- setter