transitive. To put on one side; to set aside. Obsolete.

transitive. To put away from one's person (as a garment, weapon, or the like); to put on one side.

See simple physical senses and aside, adv. 1–3; to put on one side.

transitive. Originally English regional. To put aside or away; esp. to put away (dishes, etc.) after a meal. Chiefly with away.

Chiefly North American. transitive. To move (a railway train, part of a train, cargo, etc.) into a siding.