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sidepiece (plural sidepieces)

1. A part forming a side of something.
2. The jamb, or cheek, of an opening in a wall, as of door or window.
3. Alternative spelling of side piece
   • 2025 July 21, Kat Rosenfield, “The Coldplay Couple Did Something Bad. The Internet Did Something Worse.”, in The Free Press‎:

     If there's a truly compelling reason not to normalize shaming as a global, always-on public spectator sport, it's not that it degrades the humanity of the shamed; it's not even the trite "who among us has not canoodled at a Coldplay concert with his sidepiece" justification. It's simply this: When we take joy in the distress and ruination of other people, we make monsters of ourselves.

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side piece (plural side pieces)

1. (slang) A person with whom someone already in a relationship carries on a physical affair (not emotional affair) without having the intention of forming a serious relationship. Not gender specific.

   Synonym: bit on the side

   Hypernyms: piece of ass, person

   Near-synonyms: (feminine) mistress, side chick, side bitch (vulgar)

   • 2004, Wendy Williams, Karen Hunter, Wendy's Got the Heat, page 104:

     I was already putting two and two together that I was just a side piece — a booty call.

   • 2008, Lenora Adams, Baby Girl, page 105:

     You basically told him you're cool with being his side piece as long you're number one.

   • 2014, Shelly Ellis, The Best She Ever Had, page 246:

     I'm just tired of being treated like a side piece and not a wife.

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