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Noun(1) a small lake(2) small body of water

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(1) Over on this side of the pond , the first weekend in June is called Whit Weekend - presumably because we care not a whit for what we get up to.(2) Few people on this side of the pond had heard of the US network until a television crew working for Prince Edward was caught filming in St Andrews last week.(3) Now imbalanced power struggles play themselves out this side of the pond , with decidedly different results.(4) Exactly the same is going on here on this side of the pond , as the Telegraph's story on Friday revealed.(5) British journalism revelling in racial division the other side of the Atlantic rarely seems to trouble itself to look at the ethnic splits this side of the pond .(6) It just seems too far away, too detached from life this side of the pond , and America should have the resources to sort out this kind of problem if anyone has.(7) water should never be allowed to pond on your property(8) That's how it looked over on this side of the pond , too.(9) Well I finally made it to the other side of the pond - I got myself a flight to Newark and am now hiding out in New Jersey.(10) It is a Tolstoyan study in human fallibility in the context of global history, the like of which nobody on this side of the pond has come close to emulating.(11) And while I'd love to meet the wonderful Asparagirl, sadly I think I am not going to be on that side of the pond .(12) Three Oxford students have a blog devoted to international relations, and politics on our side of the pond .(13) A critical hit on both sides of the pond , it's a noir detective story starring Lionel Essrog, a detective with Tourette's Syndrome.(14) Rain turned the dirt to mud, clogging a storm drain and allowing water to pond in the road.(15) a garden pond(16) One can only wonder what the cheese-eating surrender monkeys on the other side of the pond think of all this.