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Definition of shore
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Shore (v. t.) The coast or land
adjacent
to a large body of
water,
as an
ocean,
lake, or large
river..
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Quarantine
::
Quarantine
(n.)
Specifically,
the term,
originally
of forty days,
during
which a ship
arriving
in port, and
suspected
of being
infected
a
malignant
contagious
disease,
is
obliged
to
forbear
all
intercourse
with the
shore;
hence,
such
restraint
or
inhibition
of
intercourse;
also, the place where
infected
or
prohibited
vessels
are
stationed..
Row
::
Row (v. t.) To
transport
in a boat
propelled
with oars; as, to row the
captain
ashore
in his
barge..
Seine
::
Seine (n.) A large net, one edge of which is
provided
with
sinkers,
and the other with
floats.
It hangs
vertically
in the
water,
and when its ends are
brought
together
or drawn
ashore
incloses
the
fish..
Shingle
::
Shingle
(n.)
Round,
water-worn,
and loose
gravel
and
pebbles,
or a
collection
of
roundish
stones,
such as are
common
on the
seashore
and
elsewhere..
Inshore
::
Inshore
(a.) Being near or
moving
towards
the
shore;
as,
inshore
fisheries;
inshore
currents..
Undertow
::
Undertow
(n.) The
current
that sets
seaward
near the
bottom
when waves are
breaking
upon the
shore.
Seaside
::
Seaside
(n.) The land
bordering
on, or
adjacent
to, the sea; the
seashore.
Also used
adjectively..
Cockboat
::
Cockboat
(n.) A small boat, esp. one used on
rivers
or near the
shore..
Rote
::
Rote (n.) The noise
produced
by the surf of the sea
dashing
upon the
shore.
See Rut.
Shore
::
Shore (n.) A prop, as a
timber,
placed
as a brace or
support
against
the side of a
building
or other
structure;
a prop
placed
beneath
anything,
as a beam, to
prevent
it from
sinking
or
sagging..
Alluvion
::
Alluvion
(n.) An
accession
of land
gradually
washed
to the shore or bank by the
flowing
of
water.
See
Accretion.
Sandworm
::
Sandworm
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
annelids
which
burrow
in the sand of the
seashore.
Liberty
::
Liberty
(n.) Leave of
absence;
permission
to go on
shore.
Midden
::
Midden
(n.) An
accumulation
of
refuse
about a
dwelling
place;
especially,
an
accumulation
of
shells
or of
cinders,
bones,
and other
refuse
on the
supposed
site of the
dwelling
places
of
prehistoric
tribes,
-- as on the
shores
of the
Baltic
Sea and in many other
places.
See
Kitchen
middens..
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..
Beacon
::
Beacon
(n.) A high hill near the
shore.
Driftweed
::
Driftweed
(n.)
Seaweed
drifted
to the shore by the wind.
Circumlittoral
::
Circumlittoral
(a.)
Adjointing
the
shore.
Pale
::
Pale (n.) A shore for
bracing
a
timber
before
it is
fastened.
Mangrove
::
Mangrove
(n.) The name of one or two trees of the genus
Rhizophora
(R.
Mangle,
and R.
mucronata,
the last
doubtfully
distinct)
inhabiting
muddy
shores
of
tropical
regions,
where they
spread
by
emitting
aerial
roots,
which
fasten
in the
saline
mire and
eventually
become
new
stems.
The seeds also send down a
strong
root while yet
attached
to the
parent
plant..
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