sideboy
nounEtymology From side + boy.
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US, Colloquial A small dresser; a drinks cabinet.
- He had a nice breath. Haig and Haig at least. ‘You've been at the sideboy again,’ I said.1940, Raymond Chandler, Farewell, My Lovely, Penguin, published 2010, page 125:
- More discreetly set on the sideboy were bottles of vodka and whiskey and a box of Cuban cigars.1989, Larry Collins, Maze:
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- A coffeepot was perking on a sideboy and the two men poured a cup of Kona before sitting down in comfortable leather covered chairs.2000, Robert William Bruce, Power Vortex: