(colloquial) to keep close to the edge or border

under; underneath; below; the underside

the east; east side; eastern part; to the east of

to be near; to be close to; to approach

the front side; in front of something; ahead in space or time; preceding; above in a text

the north side; northern part; to the north of

south; south side; southern part; to the south of

the right side; to the right; the right

the back or rear part of something

the outside or exterior of something; the outer surface

the place that is furthest inside; the very back or deep end

the left side; to the left of

(figurative) to stir up trouble from the sidelines; to incite or aggravate a dispute between others by making provocative comments

side; adjacent place

(colloquial) to be likely or possible; to begin to take shape or be likely to succeed

having no limits or restrictions; boundless

to sew a border of braid, tape, or ribbon onto the edge of clothing or bedding

To walk or move along the edge of a road, path, or river to avoid obstacles or collisions

to be relevant or related to the matter at hand; often used in the negative to mean irrelevant

to stitch a hem; to hem a garment

lace; decorative border; fancy border around the edge of something

west; western part; the area to the west of something

this side; here

the inside; interior; within

the same side, or a position alongside something; (erhua variant)

to keep to the side; to move to the curb or edge

the area above or on the surface of something; overhead