inside
noun
- the part lying within; inner side, surface, or part; interior
- the part closest to something specified or implied, as the part of a sidewalk closest to the buildings
- Informal the internal organs of the body, as the stomach and intestines
adjective
- on or in the inside; internal
- of or suited for the inside
- working or used indoors; indoor
- ☆ known only to insiders; secret or private: the inside story
- Baseball passing between home plate and the batter
adverb
- on or to the inside; within
- indoors
- in or to the inside or inner part of
- within the limits of: inside an hour
See inside in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(ĭn-sīdˈ, ĭnˈsīdˌ)
nouna. An inner or interior part.
b. Inward character, perceptions, or feelings: felt good on the inside about volunteering to help.
- An inner side or surface.
- The part away from the edge; the middle part.
- insides Informal
a. The inner organs; entrails.
b. The inner parts or workings: the insides of a TV set.
- Slang Confidential or secret information.
adjective- Inner; interior.
- Relating to, known to, or coming from an exclusive group: inside information; an inside joke.
- Baseball Passing on the side of home plate nearer the batter. Used of a pitch.
adverb- Into or in the interior; within.
- On the inner side.
- Slang In prison.
preposition- Within: We'll be there inside an hour.
a. On the inner side or part of: inside the package.
b. Into the interior of: going inside the house.
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