Definitions of siding
-
a
short
stretch
of
railroad
track
used
to
store
rolling
stock
or
enable
trains
on
the
same
line
to
pass
-
Attaching
one's
self
to
a
party.
-
A
side
track,
as
a
railroad;
a
turnout.
-
The
covering
of
the
outside
wall
of
a
frame
house,
whether
made
of
weatherboards,
vertical
boarding
with
cleats,
shingles,
or
the
like.
-
The
thickness
of
a
rib
or
timber,
measured,
at
right
angles
with
its
side,
across
the
curved
edge;
as,
a
timber
having
a
siding
of
ten
inches.
-
A
railroad
track
by
the
side
of
the
main
track,
on
which
cars
may
be
switched;
a
short
track
connected
with
the
main
track.
-
The
attaching
of
one's
self
to
a
party;
a
short
line
of
rails
to
shunt
carriages
on.
-
The
attaching
one's
self
to
a
party;
a
short
line
of
rails
turning
off
from
the
main
line.
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