A quay, wharf, or landing-place by the side of navigable water. Obsolete.

A landing place or port. Obsolete.

An artificial slope of stone or other solid material, built or made beside a navigable water to serve as a landing-place.

A slow-moving ditchlike rivulet, esp. in a stretch of alluvial lowland beside a river; a small creek where such a rivulet falls into a river or…

A landing place or port.

A place where passengers and goods are or can be landed or disembarked.

Scottish. A part of the sea-shore built up as a place for lading and landing; a landing-place.

A place for disembarking passengers or unlading goods; a landing-place.

A landing-place; occasionally a custom-house. rare.

A landing-place; a quay or pier; a port.

An opening between sandbanks; a channel, strait; in Kent, an opening, natural or artificial, in the cliffs, serving as a landing-place.

A firm beach or foreshore; (also) a sloping stone jetty; a wharf, a quay. Cf. hardway n. at compounds 4.

A flat rock forming a natural landing-place; spec. a small enclosed landing-place for the unloading of boats.

a foreshore, a landing place; = sense B. 3.