in or at that place; yonder

this place or current location

at or by one's side; in one's immediate presence

performing two actions at the same time

the side; an adjacent place

the periphery, rim, or area surrounding a specific location

the right side or the direction to the right

the left side; the position to the left of something

the physical outer limit or boundary of an object, surface, or area

at the side of something; next to something

The side of a road; roadside or curb.

a dividing line between two areas, such as a border between countries or a limit of a territory

frontier; border

the area by the sea, including the coast, seashore, or beach

both sides; either side

to move a vehicle to the side of the road and stop

river bank

interrogative pronoun used to ask for the location or direction of something or someone.

the northern part or side of a place or area

the side or location situated to the south of a reference point

the space outside an area or the outer surface of an object

the west side or the western part of a place

the region along the border of a country or territory

in the immediate vicinity of one's ear, often referring to sound heard very closely or repeatedly.

the rear part of an object or the area behind it

the eastern side, area, or direction

having no boundary or limit; vast

referring to content mentioned earlier in a text or conversation

on the edge of the mouth; often used figuratively to describe something someone says frequently or is about to say

a limit, bound, or boundary, often used in abstract contexts

located far from the center or main parts of a country or region; outlying

at a lower position or location; underneath

frame; rim

the line where the sky and the earth or sea appear to meet

one of two equal parts of a whole object

an ornamental border or fringe on the edge of an object, paper, or image

a position in front of or further forward in space

a decorative border or edge made of gold-colored material or gold thread.

a boundary line used to determine if a ball is in or out of play in certain sports like baseball

within reach or readily available for use

to treat a person, group, or concept as insignificant or peripheral; the process of making or becoming marginal

to have an overwhelming advantage on one side, resulting in a lopsided situation

river bank