shoreˈless adjective

Having no shore, unlimited, boundless

shoreˈward adjective and adverb

shoreˈwards adverb

shoreˈbird noun

Any of various birds that live on the shore or close to water, a wader

shore boat noun

A boat plying near or to the shore

shore crab noun

A crab (Carcinus maenas) very common between tidemarks

shore due noun (Scot)

A harbour due

shore effect noun (telecommunications)

Horizontal refraction of a radio wave as it crosses a shoreline, causing direction-finding errors (also coastline effect)

shoreˈ-going adjective

1. Going, or for going, ashore
2. Land-dwelling

shore leave noun

Leave of absence granted to members of a ship's crew to go ashore

shoreˈline noun

1. The line of meeting of land and water
2. A rope connecting a net with the land

shoreˈman noun

1. A dweller on the shore
2. A landsman
3. (US also shoresˈman) a person who has an onshore job connected with fishery

shoreˈside noun

The area near the shore (also adjective)

shoreˈweed noun

A plant (Litorella lacustris) of the plantain family found on lake margins

on shore

1. On the land
2. Ashore