openside
/ˈoʊpɛnˌsaɪd/Definitions
1. noun
In rugby, the player who typically performs the role of scrum-half, often the team’s main playmaker.
“The openside flanker of the team played a crucial role in securing a win over their opponents.”
2. adjective
Located on the outside of something, especially the right-hand side of a rugby scrum or ruck.
“The openside of the scrum was where the opposing team’s players were strongest.”