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courtside

[kawrt-sahyd, kohrt-]

noun

  1. (in sports) the area adjoining the official playing area of a court, as in basketball, tennis, or volleyball.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of courtside1

First recorded in 1965–70; court + side 1
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Maria's two daughters often sit courtside to watch her matches, with the German saying their presence makes her victory even more special.

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Film director Spike Lee flew over from New York to sit courtside for the final, while Gauff namechecked rapper Tyler, The Creator and Olympic sprinter Gabby Thomas for inspiring her to victory.

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Tracy Morgan fell ill courtside at the New York Knicks game Monday night and the game was held up until the mess was cleaned up.

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That’s why Cruz has spearheaded efforts to overhaul the school’s ticket operations and build a courtside lounge inside Pauley Pavilion, not to mention maximize revenue from a planned field-level club at the Rose Bowl.

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He wants to use the existing infrastructure to create a courtside donor lounge that could be in place before the start of next season.

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