Roadside

/ˈroʊdˌsaɪd/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The strip of land adjacent to a road.

We stopped to take a picture by the roadside during our road trip.

An area along the side of a road, often used for various purposes such as parking or resting.

The roadside was lined with wildflowers in spring.

A location where services or attractions are available near the road.

There are several roadside diners where travelers can stop for a meal.

From 'road' + 'side'; referring to the area beside a road.

roadside assistance

Help provided to drivers in need on the road.

roadside attraction

A quirky or unusual tourist site near a road.

driveway

A private road leading to a house or garage.

pavement

A hard surface on a road.

Roadside shop

I stopped at a roadside shop to grab a snack.

Roadside vendor

There were roadside vendors selling fruits.