widthways
widthwise , also: widthway

Split leeks in half lengthwise and then widthwise; rinse completely.

With a sharp knife, cut the sheets in half widthwise so that you have 2 stacks, each measuring 8 by 11 inches.

Slice salmon thinly ( 1/4 inch or less) widthwise, leaving strips about 2 inches long.

Slice each fillet widthwise into four equal pieces.

Slice the scallops widthwise in half and place on the lower corner of a plate at 8 o'clock.

Meanwhile, cut the artichokes into thirds widthwise.

Tara laughed, then reached into her jacket pocket and removed the printout she'd been carrying there, folded widthwise.

The bills were folded differently, according to denomination- singles lengthwise, fives widthwise, and so on.

Table saws can easily rip stock, but it is awkward to push a long piece of stock widthwise through a table saw blade.

One notable picture, taken at the 1960 Olympic trials in Palo Alto, Calif., shows an athlete who appears to be stretched widthwise, attenuated to unnatural dimensions.

When the door gets to the wall, they flip widthwise until the door is back in the door frame, and Tom is on the outside (with an "A-HA!")

The freighter split open, first through the middle lengthwise, then widthwise; the four pieces exploded into the light, spiraling outward and coagulating together a moment later into a ball of flaming debris.

The 10 by 14 inch podium-style plaque display with the acrylic ball at the top portion had a small yellow New Jersey flag in the center that covered the plaque almost edge to edge widthwise.