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The supporting cast that quietly steals the show from your sad main entree.

means Smaller dishes served alongside a main course, like fries, slaw, mashed potatoes, or rice.

from From the literal place they occupy on the plate: off to the side, beside the headliner. The plural noun hardened into menu shorthand by the mid-1900s, when ordering a thing on the side meant separate, not soaked in.

Holiday truthThanksgiving is a sides festival wearing a turkey costume.
Pricing trickRestaurants profit most on cheap starchy sides.
Slang twistA side also means a romantic backup person.
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