the lateral surface or side of a physical object or person

to place particular emphasis on

inner side

the side that is on the outside or further from the center

west side; west face

the eastern side, part, or face of a structure or area

the side, face, or area of an object or location that is oriented toward the north

the side or face oriented toward the south

to turn one's body sideways; to move or stand sideways

two sides; both sides

the side of a military formation or the side of an object/body

to lie on one's side

shocked or surprised by something unusual, impressive, or controversial

to toss and turn restlessly (in bed)

to bend an ear to; to listen attentively

to make indirect suggestions or hints, often with a hidden or derogatory meaning

the side view of a person's face or an object

a supplementary report or sidelight (in journalism)

side chain (used in classifying amino acids)

lateral root (botany)

a secondary wife or concubine in a traditional polygamous household

to change one's perspective, stance, or way of looking at a matter

axillary bud

to lean to one side or be in a slanting position

to toss and turn

flank (military)

the main point or primary focus of attention

lateral sulcus or Sylvian fissure (neuroanatomy)

flanked by genius (idiom); gems at the side; being in the company of talented people

to sideload (an app etc)

to lie down on one's side

(of a vehicle) to roll over; (of a boat) to capsize

an acrobatic move consisting of a sideways somersault performed without the hands touching the ground

pertaining to or occurring on only one side of a body or structure

parazoan (animal of the subkingdom Parazoa, mostly sponges)

relating to, involving, or affecting both sides

(gymnastics) a cartwheel; to do a cartwheel

to illicitly capture electronic data, especially from the magnetic strips of credit or debit cards

lateral sulcus or Sylvian fissure (neuroanatomy)

many-sided

The name of the lateral "knife" radical [[刂|刂|dao1]] in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 18).

the side of the court or field away from the ball in sports

the practice of identifying a suspect based on psychological and behavioral traits observed at a crime scene