riverside
riverside
Definition
river·side (riv′ər sīd′)
noun
the bank of a river
adjective
on or near the bank of a river
Riverside
Definition
River·side (riv′ər sīd′)
city in S Calif.: pop. 255,000
Etymology: after Santa Ana River, near which it is located
riverside
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- have: If you have full mortgage broker riverside and part-time employees.
- enjoy: Going inland, you can enjoy a quiet riverside walk away from the busy town center along the river Lym.
- provide: Flowing below is the river Severn, providing many pleasant riverside walks.
- take: It's an ideal place to take a riverside stroll, play games or go fishing.
Adjective modifier
- pleasant: Not far away are pleasant riverside walks along the Tame valley.
- lovely: Romantic Breaks: Have a Romantic Break in our lovely 17th century riverside Inn.
- beautiful: The challenging 9 Hole Par 3 Course is situated in a beautiful riverside setting in the grounds of Bisham Abbey National Sports Center.
- picturesque: Explore nearby Betws-y-Coed with its specialist shops, quality restaurants and picturesque riverside walks.
- wooded: There are wonderful wooded riverside walks nearby and much fun can be had boating on the river.
- delightful: There is also a colorful marina, with delightful riverside walks to enjoy, including an RSPB bird sanctuary and nature reserve.
Modifies a noun
- walkway: The Scoop can be accessed by a ramp from the riverside walkway.
- wharve: Cargo handling thames hotels takes place on about 100 riverside wharves between Deptford and Canvey Island as well as at enclosed docks at Tilbury.
- footpath: Bear left & continue on riverside footpath & at next road on right, turn right.
- promenade: The Dyson Memorial in August 2002 The riverside promenade, c.1913, looking east.
- meadow: Haugh is the first element of the name and means riverside meadow and is a common feature of Northumberland and Durham place names.
- frontage: The scheme will open the power station's riverside frontage to local people for the first time in 130 years.
Noun used with modifier
- acre: Developer, Cathedral Group completed its £ 1.8 million acquisition of a 2.4 acre riverside site in Medway, Strood from Frogmore Estates.
- luxury: The many beautiful rooms, including the luxury riverside wing are all tastefully furnished.
- century: Romantic Breaks: Have a Romantic Break in our lovely 17th century riverside Inn.
- production: I'm dreadfully mortified that audio digital production riverside video these things have happened to annoy you.
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