n. 1 either the left or right half of a body; 2 one of two or more contesting groups; v. align oneself with
The affection was entirely one sided and unrequited.
The affection was entirely one sided and unrequited.
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What did Penny find in the three sided shed?
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After the War of 1812, who was the general punishing the Indians who sided with the British?
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Which Native American group sided with the English?
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What Indian Chief sided with the British against the settlers in the War of 1812?
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Which Native American group sided with the French?
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Who sided with the chipmunks?
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Who sided with Annie against Helen's father?
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left half; right half; edge; go with; root; pull
middle
2 syllables
sid-ed
chided
glided
guided
prided
tided
abided
collided
confided
decided
derided
divided
lopmisguided
preprovided
resubsided
coincided
subdivided
undecided
undivided
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