Granada and Forte are continuing to telephone shareholders in an attempt to bring them onside.
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onside — UK US /ˌɒnˈsaɪd/ adverb ● bring/get/keep sb onside Cf. keep sb onside … Financial and business terms
onside — adj. (Sports) Not offside; being within the prescribed area of play. {offside} [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
onside — ► ADJECTIVE & ADVERB 1) (in sport) not offside. 2) informal in or into a position of agreement … English terms dictionary
onside — [än′sīd′] adv. Sports in the proper position for play; not offside adj. not offside … English World dictionary
onside — adjective a) Not in an offside position The goal was allowed because the attacker was onside. b) Favourably located, from the point of view of the player taking a finesse … Wiktionary
onside — adj. Onside is used with these nouns: ↑kick … Collocations dictionary
onside — /ɒnˈsaɪd / (say on suyd) adjective 1. not offside. 2. in agreement, acting favourably: I ll be right now the wife s onside …
onside kick — (Football) A kickoff in which the kicking team attempts to kick the ball only so far as is legally required (beyond the 50 yard line), so as to have a better chance to recover the kicked ball itself; it is a risky type of play used only when the… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
onside kick — ☆ onside kick n. Football a kickoff that is deliberately kicked short in the hope that the kicking team can get possession of the ball … English World dictionary
Onside kick — In American and Canadian football, an onside kick (sometimes onsides kick) is a type of kick used at a kickoff or other free kick, or scrimmage kick or other kick during play, in which the ball is kicked favorably for the kicking team to avoid… … Wikipedia
