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   side·bar

   /ˈsīdˌbär/

   noun

   • 1. a short article in a newspaper or magazine, typically boxed, placed alongside a main article, and containing additional or explanatory material: North American "useful sidebars spotlight personnel or historical background"
   • ▪ (in a graphical user interface) a narrow vertical area that is located alongside the main display area, typically containing related information or navigation options: North American "Windows Explorer's sidebar is a great place to house shortcuts to your favorite folders and other tools"
   • ▪ a secondary, additional, or incidental thing; a side issue: North American "nut collecting has become a commercial sidebar to most black walnut plantations"
   • ▪ (in a court of law) a discussion between the lawyers and the judge held out of earshot of the jury. North American

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