IPA: /ˈoʊvərˌsaɪd/
KK: /ˈoʊvərˌsaɪd/
Referring to something that is on the opposite side or positioned over the edge, particularly in relation to a ship.
The overside view from the ship was breathtaking as we sailed through the calm waters.
In a position or direction that is over the edge or side of something.
The boat tipped, and the passengers fell overside into the water.
The side that is opposite to another side.
The overside of the coin is engraved with a beautiful design.
Overside → It is formed from "over-" (meaning above or beyond) and "side" (from Old English "side", meaning a position or surface). The word "overside" refers to the upper or outer side of something, indicating a position above or beyond the usual side.
Think of being 'above' ('over-') the 'side' of something — that's why overside means the upper side.