riverside (riversid)

The bank of a river: often used attributively. This animal therefore seldom ventures from the river side. Goldsmith, Hist. Earth (ed. 1790), IV. 296. ( Jodrell .) A poor man, living in a small, muddy, riverside house. Mrs. Oliphant , Poor Gentleman, vi. river-smeltt (riv'er-smelt), n. The gudgeon. Day. [Local, Eng.]