Definition of waterside
: the margin of a body of water : waterfront
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Examples of waterside in a Sentence
The trail winds along the waterside.
Recent Examples of waterside from the Web
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Annapolis is a quaint waterside town of about 40,000.
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The Concord Point Lighthouse, a boardwalk promenade, waterside restaurants, and the iconic railroad bridge contribute to the city’s picturesque appeal.
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Open pyres burn along the waterside, their bright flames dancing in the air with all the drama of a scene from Game of Thrones.
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The Canaveral Port Authority also contracted with CH2M Engineering for the waterside design, engineering and support services.
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Once the sun sets, find a cool drink or nip to bite at the nearby Purple Parrott Tiki Bar or Sunset Grill, located on the waterside with views north and west.
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In the most recent, a 225-metre-long tanker rammed into a famous waterside mansion, causing tens of millions of dollars in damage.
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By the song's end, Grande sits in waterside grass as the sun rises.
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Being churned out by the thousands at a waterside factory on this German island, the pipes offer evidence that Moscow will soon have a vital new means to sell its gas to continental Europe.
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First Known Use of waterside
14th century
Definition of waterside
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: employed along the waterside
- waterside workers
- a waterside strike
2
: of, relating to, or located on the waterside
- a waterside café
Recent Examples of waterside from the Web
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Benches on the waterside parkland offer pastoral photo ops.
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But smaller crabs and most females get sold, too, and most of those go to seafood companies that have operated picking houses in waterside communities for generations.
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That was the resolute message from reporter Chase Cook just hours after the Capital Gazette in Annapolis, Maryland – a newsroom that is the lifeblood of its waterside community – was ripped apart by gunfire.
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The Yard: Located a stone’s throw from the park, this waterside outdoor beer garden features beers from Anchor Brewing and burgers from Belcampo Meats.
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There are small lake towns that provide incredible waterside views, and plenty of quirky small towns with eccentric charm, and then there's one area in Iowa's northwestern corner that's making headlines for taking small-town pride to a new level.
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For decades, various canoe outposts with waterside eateries and a rickety shack that sold bait and beer have sat on the property.
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The central, waterside location has played host to shows from Daft Punk to Paul McCartney.
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Ariel’s Grotto restaurant, known for its waterside character dining, will become a new lounge and grill (along with the adjoining Cove Bar).
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First Known Use of waterside
1564
WATERSIDE Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of waterside for English Language Learners
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: the land next to a lake, river, etc.
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