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Side road

noun

A minor road branching off of a main road.

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"Side road" Quotes from Famous Books

... into a side road, flanked on either hand by elms, Mr. Doulton tapped on the wind-screen, and Tims pulled up. Malcolm Sage had requested that the car be stopped a hundred yards before it reached "The Grove," where ...

— Malcolm Sage, Detective • Herbert George Jenkins

... ten minutes' walk the stranger turned into a side road which led to only one place, the Eagle Inn, an old roadside hostelry known now as the headquarters for pothunters from the Philadelphia game market and the battle-ground ...

— Gallegher and Other Stories • Richard Harding Davis

... back toward the automobile. Bunker Blue was not to be seen. He was under the big van fixing up his cot for the night, that would soon be turning everything dark. Down a side road Bunny could see his father and mother, going to the farmhouse for ...

— Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue on Grandpa's Farm • Laura Lee Hope

... She had passed no place of refuge in the woodland, and before her the storm hid every thing from sight. So, after a second's thought, Wych Hazel turned and flew down a side road a half a mile to the very door of a low stone house, the first she had seen, sprang off her frightened pony, and darted into the open hall door, leaving Dingee to find shelter for himself and his charge. ...

— Wych Hazel • Susan and Anna Warner

... crossed the railroad which marked the end of the main highway between two towns and the beginning of the narrow side road which led off across country to the farmhouse of the sleighing party, conviction that the young people had been stalled somewhere on the great plain ...

— The Second Violin • Grace S. Richmond

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