on side: on or to one side; aside. Cf. aside, adv. Obsolete.

= aside-hand adv. at aside, adv. prep.adj. n.compounds.

Apart from the general company; in privacy. to speak aside, i.e. apart, so as to be inaudible to the general company. Used as a stage direction in…

Phrases. †out of score, beyond the mark, excessively, unreasonably (frequent in R. Brunne); †over score, over the mark, aside.