south side
/ˌsaʊθ ˈsʌɪd/noun
The southern part or side of something; the south; specifically the southern part of a region or city.
adjective
Of, belonging, or relating to the southern part of a place, country, or region.
Origin
Middle English; earliest use found in The Chronicle of Robert of Gloucester. From south and side. Compare Old Frisian sūthasīde, sūthsīde, Middle Dutch suutside, zuutzide (Dutch zuidzijde), Middle Low German sǖtsīde.
- precinct court
- precinct house
- precinctive
- precinct sheet
- precinctual
- precinct worker
- preciosity
- precious
- precious blood
- precious body
- precious coral
- precious garnet
- precious little (or few)
- preciously
- precious metals
- preciousness
- precious opal
- precious stone
- precip
- precip.
- precipe in capite
- precipe quod reddat
- precipice
- precipice bond
- precipit