endways
- adverb
- /ˈɛndˌweɪz/
- UK
- Please place the loaf endways on the cutting board for easier slicing.
Examples
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The logs were stacked endways to fit in the narrow truck bed.
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Please position the table endways against the wall.
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The houses in the village are built endways along the river.
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The box was placed endways on the shelf.
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The carpenter arranged the boards endways to maximize space in the workshop.
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To store the large painting, make sure it is held endways in the vehicle.
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For the best airflow, place the box endways in the corner of the garage.
Synonyms
Along the longest side of something
One end points in a particular direction when you hold or move the object this way
Along the longest side of something
Along the long side of something
Along the longer side of something
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Endways is made from end ('end') and -ways ('in the direction of'), like in sideways. So to put something endways is to place it lengthwise with its end pointing forward or toward you.