IPA: //ˈsaɪd.bɔːrd//
KK: /ˈsaɪdˌbɔrd/
A piece of furniture typically found in a dining room, used for storing dishes, linens, and other tableware, often featuring drawers and shelves.
We placed the new sideboard in the dining room to store our fine china.
**Sideboard** → The word is formed from "side" (from Old English *side*, meaning the lateral part) and "board" (from Old English *bord*, meaning a flat surface or plank). A sideboard is a piece of furniture that is placed at the side of a dining area, typically used for holding dishes or serving food.
Think of a flat surface ('board') that is placed at the 'side' of a dining area to hold dishes and serve food.