sidelock (sidlok)

at the side of the head, formerly sometimes worn as a distinguishing mark. rest on a planing-machine.-2. In printing, a heading or a subhead run in at the beginning of a paragraph, instead of being made a sep a The wavy sidelock and back hair recall the archaic Greek sculptures and vase-paintings. rate line. See head, 13. Nature, XXXIX. 128. side-hill (sid'hil), n. Because he had not reached the throne at the time of A hillside; an acclivity; his death, the monuments represent him as a prince and especially, any rise or slope of ground not too nothing more, still wearing the side - lock of juniority. steep for cultivation or other use: as, a house The Century, XXXVIII. 710. built on a side - hill; a side - hill farm. The word sidelong (sid'lông), adv. [Alater form of side is nearly equivalent to the Scotch brae. [U.S.] ling, simulating long1.] 1. Laterally; obliquely in excavation and partly in embankment. - Side-hill ly; sidewise; in the direction of the side. -Side-hill cut, in eng in ., a railroad-cut which is part plow. See plow.