mikeside
/ˈmʌɪksʌɪd/US
noun
In adverbial phrases. at (also from) mikeside noun at (or from) a position behind a broadcaster's microphone; at (or from) the position of a broadcaster.
adverb
Behind a broadcaster's microphone; in the position or role of broadcaster.
Origin
1970s; earliest use found in Newsweek. From mike + side.
- arête
- as
- as-
- ASA
- a sack of potatoes
- a safe pair of hands
- asafetida
- as a first (or last or final) resort
- asafoetida
- as against
- as a general rule
- as always
- as a matter of fact
- as American as apple pie
- asana
- as and when
- a sandwich (or two sandwiches) short of a picnic
- Asansol
- Asante
- ASAP
- asarabacca
- as artful (or clever) as a wagonload (or cartload) of monkeys
- as a rule
- Asatru
- as Australian as meat pie