side street (Meaning)

Wordnet

side street (n)

a street intersecting a main street and terminating there

As we turned down the side street, the noise of traffic subsided, replaced by the gentle hum of a nearby bird.
The narrow side street led to a charming hidden courtyard adorned with colorful flowers.
The driver parked the car on a secluded side street, hoping to avoid detection.
The detective followed the suspect into a dimly lit side street, determined to apprehend him.
The locals preferred to take the quieter side streets to avoid the hustle and bustle of the main thoroughfare.
The quaint side street was lined with charming boutiques, offering a unique shopping experience.
The fire truck sped down the side street, its sirens blared in an emergency.
A group of children played hopscotch on the sidewalk of the quiet side street.
The woman looked over her shoulder into the shadows of the side street, a sense of unease creeping over her.
The side street provided a peaceful sanctuary, away from the chaos of the city's center.

a street intersecting a main street and terminating there

street,side road, bystreet, secondary road, high road, pike, pass, freeway, crossroad, roadway

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As we turned down the side street, the noise of traffic subsided, replaced by the gentle hum of a nearby bird.

The narrow side street led to a charming hidden courtyard adorned with colorful flowers.

The driver parked the car on a secluded side street, hoping to avoid detection.

The detective followed the suspect into a dimly lit side street, determined to apprehend him.