Definition of waterside
: the margin of a body of water : waterfront
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The trail winds along the waterside.
Recent Examples of waterside from the Web
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John Caine has got the lockdown on fun waterside, ballpark-adjacent watering holes (the large ground-level patio overlooks the bay, while the upper patio offers a view of AT&T Park).
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Two of Houston's area lakes are in the top five most expensive waterside housing markets in the state, according to a 2018 report by Lake Homes Realty.
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Your boat, though, does not dominate the front view, as with some waterside houses.
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The sleek exterior of the waterside museum is as artistic as the works inside.
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In a video from Nakhon Pathom, a province in Thailand, an 80-meter barge passes peacefully under a bridge, feet from the edge of a waterside restaurant.
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The waterside setting on the banks of the Severn River in historic Annapolis and the picturesque Beaux Arts-style campus compose a fitting backdrop for the school’s important mission.
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The city allowed a taller and larger hotel building in exchange for the developer building the waterside amenities for the public.
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Chef Rene Redzepi has closed the original waterside warehouse location and will reopen in the nearby Christiania neighborhood in the coming months.
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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
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: of, relating to, or located on the waterside
- a waterside café
Recent Examples of waterside from the Web
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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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