portside

[ pawrt-sahyd, pohrt- ]

adjective

1. on a waterfront or near a port.
2. Nautical. on the port side of a vessel.

Example Sentences

Governor Oleh Kiper said four people were wounded in the strike, which hit a boarding house and a portside grain facility.

From Reuters

Francis was welcomed at the windy portside where the conference centre is located by President Emmanuel Macron, with whom he was due to have a private meeting later on Saturday before returning to Rome.

From Reuters

Neither the pope nor Aveline named any Mediterranean governments during the portside event, which had echoes of Francis' first visit as pope - in 2013 to Lampedusa, where he paid tribute to migrants who died at sea and condemned "the globalisation of indifference".

From Reuters

If the Harriott II was to pull in portside, that needed to happen.

From Salon

The scene unfolded in great cinematic fashion at Riverfront Park on a dock as the Harriott II, an elegant 19th-century riverboat that is the centerpiece of Montgomery's entertainment district, was being steered portside to dock in its designated space that features the Riverwalk Amphitheater in the background, except that it could not dock because a pontoon was blocking entry.

From Salon