Siding
/ˈsaɪdɪŋ/
Definitions
- (n.) A track parallel to the main track on a railroad used for loading, unloading, or allowing trains to pass.
The freight train pulled into the siding to let the passenger train pass.
- (n.) Material attached to the exterior walls of a building to protect and decorate it.
The house's siding was damaged during the storm.
Forms
- sidings
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Commentary
Distinguish between 'siding' as a railroad term and as a building construction term; context determines meaning.
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