side

A side effect is an unexpected, secondary effect of a drug or medicine.

And finally, a side effect is an unexpected and usually unwanted secondary effect of a drug or medicine.

The military side is being paid for with taxpayer money.

In fact, the artist side of me came before I was ever a basketball player.

Men and women worship side by side, surrounding a sacred shrine called the Kaaba together.

So that side of things is possible.

So on the left-hand side you can see the natural world, how nature builds materials.

Unholy really encaptured my playful side and my my humor in the music.

Mary: So there you are, from the other side of the table, we're saying the same thing!

Let's grab both sides, the the under side.

It's determined by the side that achieves its strategic objectives.

Perhaps if we appreciated gold's dark side, we might use it more wisely.

As for Pythagoras, there were more than three sides to the man, I’ll have you know.

The victor in a war is not determined by the side that has the longest list of kills.

So you can fall back on one side or the other side.

We're just around the eastern side of Lechwe Plains.

However tenuous, having somebody who's on your side, it's really important.

Women and men knelt together, side by side.

And I was lucky enough to make it out the other side and into the movie, yeah.

2016's back but the side fringe.

And I'm saying, you know, I'm talking about both sides of the fence here.

Like, they're not going to actively side with invaders.

And um yeah, they have uh studs on the back, belts on the side, and they're platformed.

Like, someone whose ancestors originated in China and Ireland obviously has DNA from both sides of the family.

'To wave' means to raise your hand and move it from side to side.

Finally, a wooden door broke the river’s surface— with Oiwa’s writhing body on one side and Kohei’s on the other.

-It's the same Upper WEST Side.

They only see the negative side.

You only come for this this side."