To Side:
verb (sīd)
1. To align or support one party or position in a conflict, dispute, or disagreement while rejecting or opposing the other(s). It involves taking a particular stance or standpoint, typically in a subjective manner.
2. To choose or show support for a particular person, group, or team in a competition, controversy, or rivalry. It usually indicates a preference or allegiance towards the chosen side.
3. In sport or gaming contexts, to join a specific team or faction, contributing to their collective effort to achieve a common goal and actively participating in their endeavors.
4. To provide assistance or backup to someone in a given situation, often in a confrontational, hostile, or argumentative context. It implies taking part or intervening in a dispute or confrontation by showing support or protection to a person or their viewpoint.
5. To be located or positioned to one particular side of a given object, place, or surface.
6. In architecture or construction, to cover or panel a surface with specific materials or substances, such as siding, in order to provide protection, insulation, or an aesthetically pleasing appearance.
7. To move or position oneself laterally, esp. in relation to someone or something, usually with the intention of avoiding confrontation, suspicion, or attention.
