sided
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3.4
- adjective
- /ˈsaɪdɪd/
:
lateral
- This cube has six equal sides, making it a perfect six-sided shape.
- one-sided
- right-sided
This is like industrial double sided tape that you can reuse.
- This is like industrial double sided tape that you can reuse.
- They're double sided sheet and please take one.
- So this is like a double sided tape Velcro thing.
- Just do a little bit of double sided, stick it back in.
Examples
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So it's got some double sided tape to stick that down.
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The architect designed a building with a unique five-sided structure.
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But I also have double sided tape and not a word.
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Just do a little bit of double sided, stick it back in.
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So we have a single sided surface with a single edge.
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This is like industrial double sided tape that you can reuse.
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It's like double sided so you can stack the brushes on both.
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So it's a double sided USBA to USBA.
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Masking tape, duct tape, double sided tape, everywhere.
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And this is the double sided eyebrow and brow comb.
Synonyms
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1.6
A shape or object with six sides
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1.5
Having three sides
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3.2
With five sides like a pentagon
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2.7
A shape with eight sides
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6.1
A shape that has straight flat sides like a triangle or square
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1.0
A shape with four sides like a square or rectangle
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4.1
Having many different parts or qualities
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3.6
Having three corners
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2.7
Having two sides that can both be used, like tape or cloth
Having nine sides like a polygon or coin
A flat shape with ten sides
A flat shape with eleven straight sides
Having twelve flat sides like a coin or die
A shape with three flat faces that meet at one point
Compounds
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Morphology
Etymology
Sided comes from the simple word side, which means 'edge' or 'surface', and the ending -ed makes it describe having that side. So a 'five-sided' object simply means it has five sides.