harbour or N American harbor /härˈbər/

1. A refuge or shelter
2. A shelter, natural or artificial, for ships
3. A haven

1. To lodge, shelter, entertain, or give asylum to
2. To have or keep in the mind (feelings, esp unfriendly ones)
3. To put (a ship) into harbour
4. To trace to its lair

To take shelter

harˈbourage or (N American) harˈborage noun

1. A place of shelter
2. The act of harbouring

harˈbourer or (N American) harˈborer noun

harˈbourless or (N American) harˈborless adjective

harbour-barˈ noun

A sandbank at a harbour's mouth

harbour dues plural noun

Charges for the use of a harbour

harˈbour-light noun

A guiding light into a harbour

harbour master noun

A person who has charge of a harbour

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