on one side, aside, close by

a pillow placed at the side

a child of around two-three years who can easily be taken in the lap

fat muscle of the arm of a brawny man

get out of the way, make way, go aside

darling child, reared in the arms

to embrace, to cuddle, to clasp

(Literary)

near, close, adjoining

robe tied under the armpits

armpit odour

one who embraces, one who hugs, embracing, embracer (after the Oriental fashion)

embrace, clasping, hug

painful glandular swelling in the armpit (supposed to be cured by getting a cat to lick it)

a favourite-turned-enemy

embrace (love or behaved) condescend to have sexual relations

be ashamed, repent

malice concealed behind sweet talk

carry off (a thing)

wound someone in the arm

hide (a thing) under the arm

said when something one has been looking for is found right under one's nose

be ashamed

to be ashamed

having stinking armpits, whose armpits emit a stench (a kind of disease)

hidden enemy

with few followers or attendants