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1ringside
noun ring·side \ˈriŋ-ˌsīd\
: the area that is closest to the space used for circus acts, boxing matches, etc. : the seats that are closest to the ring
Full Definition of RINGSIDE
1
: the area just outside a ring especially in which a contest occurs
2
: a place that affords a close view
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First Known Use of RINGSIDE
1866
Rhymes with RINGSIDE
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2ringside
adjective
Definition of RINGSIDE
: being at the ringside <a ringside seat>
First Known Use of RINGSIDE
1896
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