Inside
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 54
in′sīd, n. the side or part within: things within, as the entrails, personal feelings, .: a pa enger in the interior part of a bus or carriage.— adj. being within: interior.— adv. and prep. within the sides of: in the interior of: ( Amer. ) within the limit of time or space (with of ).— n. Insī′der , one who is inside: one within a certain organisation, .: one po e ing some particular advantage.— Inside edge , a stroke in skating made on the inner edge of the skate, the right foot making a curve to the left, the left foot one to the right.— Have the inside track , to have the inner side in a race-course: to have the advantage in position.
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