sideway

sideway [sahyd-wey] ExamplesWord Origin noun

1. a byway.

adjective, adverb

2. sideways.

Origin of sideway First recorded in 1605–15; side1 + way1 Examples from the Web for side-way Historical Examples of side-way

Then they kissed our hands, and left the house by a side-way.

The Grey Fairy Book

Various

As for the colt, he gave one side-way jump, then started off helter-skelter, mad with fright.

Wild Margaret

Geraldine Fleming

Word Origin and History for side-way n.

also sideway, 1550s, lateral space for passage or movement,” from side (n.) + way.