sidesman

[Eng. sides, and man.] 1. A church officer chosen to a ist the churchwarden; a quest man. ( Eng.) "A gift of such goods, made by them with the consent of the sidesmen or vestry, is void."- Auliffe : Parergon. *2. A party-man; a partisan. "How little leisure would they find to be the most pragmatical sidesmen of every popular tumult and sedition."- Milton : Tenure of Kings and Magistrates. side'-tāk-ing, s. [Eng. side , and taking .] The heavy pre ure, the rollers being afterward ened and used as dies to impre the engraving upon the printing plates.