seaside (sesid)

[ On the See - syde Men may fynde many Rubyes. Mandeville , Travels, p. 29. There disembarking on the green sea - side , We land our cattle, and the spoil divide. Pope , Ody ey, ix. 639. Seaside balsam, a balsamic juice which exudes from the branches of Croton flavens, var. balsam i fer, a shrub 3 or 4 feet high, found in the Bahamas and West Indies.Seaside bean, finch, grape, pine, etc. See the nouns.