sidley
sidley Lexical Profile
• noun
An English surname of Anglo-Saxon origin, derived from a habitational place name meaning 'broad clearing'.
"The international law firm was originally co-founded by William P. Sidley, whose surname remains a recognizable legal brand globally."
A massive shield volcano located in Marie Byrd Land, Antarctica, recognized as the highest dormant volcano on the continent and the highest peak of the Executive Committee Range.
British A residential village and suburb of the town of Bexhill-on-Sea, located in the county of East Sussex in South East England.
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Word Origin & Etymology
Of English origin, originally a habitational surname from a place in East Sussex, derived from the Old English 'sīd' (broad) and 'lēah' (woodland clearing or meadow).
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