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Definition of shore
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of shore is as below...
Shore (v. t.) To
support
by a shore or
shores;
to prop; --
usually
with up; as, to shore up a
building..
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Obtain
::
Obtain
(v. i.) To
become
held; to gain or have a firm
footing;
to be
recognized
or
established;
to
subsist;
to
become
prevalent
or
general;
to
prevail;
as, the
custom
obtains
of going to the
seashore
in
summer..
Seacoast
::
Seacoast
(n.) The shore or
border
of the land
adjacent
to the sea or
ocean.
Also used
adjectively.
Wreck
::
Wreck (v. t.) To
destroy,
disable,
or
seriously
damage,
as a
vessel,
by
driving
it
against
the shore or on
rocks,
by
causing
it to
become
unseaworthy,
to
founder,
or the like; to
shipwreck..
Wrack
::
Wrack (n.) Any
marine
vegetation
cast up on the
shore,
especially
plants
of the
genera
Fucus,
Laminaria,
and
Zostera,
which are most
abundant
on
northern
shores..
Bumboat
::
Bumboat
(n.) A
clumsy
boat, used for
conveying
provisions,
fruit,
etc., for sale, to
vessels
lying in port or off
shore..
Longshoreman
::
Longshoreman
(n.) One of a class of
laborers
employed
about the
wharves
of a
seaport,
especially
in
loading
and
unloading
vessels..
Beacon
::
Beacon
(n.) A high hill near the
shore.
Reland
::
Reland
(v. i.) To go on shore after
having
embarked;
to land
again.
Shipwreck
::
Shipwreck
(n.) The
breaking
in
pieces,
or
shattering,
of a ship or other
vessel
by being cast
ashore
or
driven
against
rocks,
shoals,
etc., by the
violence
of the winds and
waves..
Bull
::
Bull (v. t.) To
endeavor
to raise the
market
price of; as, to bull
railroad
bonds;
to bull
stocks;
to bull Lake
Shore;
to
endeavor
to raise
prices
in; as, to bull the
market.
See 1st Bull, n., 4..
Botany Bay
::
Botany
Bay () A
harbor
on the east coast of
Australia,
and an
English
convict
settlement
there;
-- so
called
from the
number
of new
plants
found on its shore at its
discovery
by Cook in
1770..
Squillitic
::
Squilla
(n.) Any one of
numerous
stomapod
crustaceans
of the genus
Squilla
and
allied
genera.
They make
burrows
in mud or
beneath
stones
on the
seashore.
Called
also
mantis
shrimp.
See
Illust.
under
Stomapoda.
Rivage
::
Rivage
(n.) A bank,
shore,
or
coast..
Ocypodian
::
Ocypodian
(n.) One of a tribe of crabs which live in holes in the sand along the
seashore,
and run very
rapidly,
--
whence
the
name..
Dogshore
::
Dogshore
(n.) One of
several
shores
used to hold a ship
firmly
and
prevent
her
moving
while the
blocks
are
knocked
away
before
launching.
Littoral
::
Littoral
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
shore,
as of the sea..
Wharf
::
Wharf (n.) The bank of a
river,
or the shore of the sea..
Liberty
::
Liberty
(n.) Leave of
absence;
permission
to go on
shore.
Palmyra
::
Palmyra
(n.) A
species
of palm
(Borassus
flabelliformis)
having
a
straight,
black,
upright
trunk,
with
palmate
leaves.
It is found
native
along the
entire
northern
shores
of the
Indian
Ocean,
from the mouth of the
Tigris
to New
Guinea.
More than eight
hundred
uses to which it is put are
enumerated
by
native
writers.
Its wood is
largely
used for
building
purposes;
its fruit and roots serve for food, its sap for
making
toddy,
and its
leaves
for
thatching
huts..
Drift
::
Drift (v. i.) To float or be
driven
along by, or as by, a
current
of water or air; as, the ship
drifted
astern;
a raft
drifted
ashore;
the
balloon
drifts
slowly
east..
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