Sideboard Definition

sīdbôrd
sideboards
noun
sideboards
A piece of dining-room furniture for holding linen, silver, china, etc.
Webster's New World
A board that forms or is part of a side.
The sideboards of a wagon.
Webster's New World
The solid wooden fence surrounding the rink.
Webster's New World
Sideburns.
American Heritage

(in the plural, chiefly UK) Sideburns.

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Other Word Forms of Sideboard

Noun

Singular:
sideboard
Plural:
sideboards

Origin of Sideboard

  • Sense 3, probably alteration of sideburns

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Sideboard Sentence Examples

  • Wall sconces can frame a serving sideboard or buffet.

  • Furnished with a sofa, dining table and 4 chairs with matching sideboard and coffee table.

  • Alternatively, use it as a more traditional dining room sideboard or against a living room wall.

  • I also have a sideboard that I'm very attached to, bought by my parents and handed on to me.

  • One such example followed as we saw Dee strategically place two fire extinguishers on the kitchen sideboard.

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