sideorder

noun
UK /ˈsaɪdˌɔːdə/
US /ˈsaɪdˌɔːrdər/

A small extra dish of food that you order along with your main meal.

I ordered a burger with a sideorder of fries.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A secondary or supplementary item added to a main purchase or arrangement.

The software comes with a sideorder of premium support.

3. A minor task or activity done in addition to one's main work.

Writing the blog was a sideorder to her main research project.

4. An additional musical piece performed alongside the main program.

The orchestra played a short sideorder before the symphony.