A British geographical descriptor for the side or slope of a dale — a valley, particularly in northern England where 'dale' is the standard word for a river valley (as in Wensleydale, Swaledale). Used as a noun or in attributive position to describe communities, landscapes, or properties situated along a valley's flank. Common in Yorkshire and the Lake District contexts.
The daleside farms had been worked by the same families for generations.
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(UK, often, attributive) The side of a dale.
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