onside
adj. B2 Upper Intermediate UK //ˈɒnsaɪd// on·side Slang
adj. in a position where you are ready to play or support someone. In sports like rugby, it also means being in a legal position to receive a pass.
adj. positioned in a way that allows for legal participation or support. In rugby, specifically refers to a player being in a position to receive a pass without being offside.
The team is finally onside and ready to win.
After the coach explained the new strategy, the players felt onside with the plan and started practicing immediately.
The quarterback waited for the wide receiver to be onside before releasing the ball, ensuring the play would not be called for a penalty by the referees.
From on + side.