west-sider (Meaning)
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west-sider (n)
a resident of the west side of Manhattan in New York City
Synonyms & Antonyms of west-sider
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west-sider Sentence Examples
- The west-sider proudly displayed his Yankees cap, a testament to his Bronx roots.
- The west-sider ventured into the Upper East Side, feeling like an outsider in a foreign realm.
- The west-sider's accent betrayed his origins, even as he tried to blend in downtown.
- The west-sider yearned for the familiar streets of Washington Heights, where the air was filled with Spanish chatter.
- The west-sider found solace in the vibrant streets of Inwood, surrounded by fellow immigrants who shared his experiences.
- The west-sider's eyes lit up at the mention of a new Dominican bakery on 10th Avenue.
- The west-sider's dance moves were influenced by the rhythm and energy of his neighborhood's hip-hop culture.
- The west-sider's street knowledge extended far beyond the boundaries of his own zip code.
- The west-sider's determination to succeed was fueled by the challenges he faced growing up in a low-income community.
- The west-sider's spirit was indomitable, despite the obstacles that life threw his way.
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a resident of the west side of Manhattan in New York City
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The west-sider proudly displayed his Yankees cap, a testament to his Bronx roots.
The west-sider ventured into the Upper East Side, feeling like an outsider in a foreign realm.
The west-sider's accent betrayed his origins, even as he tried to blend in downtown.
The west-sider yearned for the familiar streets of Washington Heights, where the air was filled with Spanish chatter.
