shore

the land along the edge of a lake

the land along the edge of the sea, often used as 'seashore'

describes a shore covered in sand, as opposed to rocks or pebbles

a shore covered with rocks instead of sand

refers to other countries, especially those overseas

a shore that is far away

the shore located on the east side of a body of water

the shore on the other side of a body of water

refers to one's own country

describes a shore with yellow or gold-colored sand, often in a picturesque setting

the shore on the other side of a body of water

describes a shore that is not protected from the wind and weather

describes a shore with very few plants

figurative use; describes something that is less conventional or on the fringe

on the land, not at sea

to be near the beach or coast, for vacation or leisure

a bird that lives near the shore

a period of time when sailors are allowed to leave their ship and go on land

to arrive at the shore

to be carried to the shore by the water

to move closer to the shore

of waves, to crash against the shore

figurative; to arrive in a country

to stay very close to the shore while sailing

of waves, to wash against the shore with a gentle sound

to move along the line of the shore

figurative; of a respected person or thing arriving in a country

used to specify which body of water the shore belongs to, e.g., 'the shores of the Mediterranean'