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A broad inlet of the sea where the land curves inward; also a recess or compartment in a building or vehicle. Related: inlet, cove, gulf, harbor.
BOB/bɒb/ (UK) — /bɑːb/ (US) · noun, verb
A short, quick up-and-down or back-and-forth movement; also a hairstyle in which the hair is cut to hang evenly around the head at about jaw length, and the name of a small rounded weight (a bob) used on fishing lines, plumb lines, and pendulums. Related: dip, duck, nod, bounce.
FIN/fɪn/ · noun
A flattened appendage or limb on the body of a fish, whale, or other aquatic animal, used for steering, balancing, or propulsion. The word can also refer to a thin projecting part on an object such as a surfboard, aircraft, or car that provides stability. Related: flipper, blade, paddle.
HUT/hʌt/ · noun
A small, simple building, typically made of wood or other materials, used as a dwelling or shelter. Related: cabin, shack, hovel, cottage.
ICE/aɪs/ · noun, verb
A naturally occurring crystalline solid that is formed from water and is found in rivers, lakes, and seas, or a frozen liquid. To make or become cold and hard, typically by freezing. Related: frost, glacier, iceberg, slush.
JIG/dʒɪɡ/ · noun, verb
A jig is a type of folk dance or a device for drilling holes. It can also refer to a sudden, unpredictable movement or a type of musical composition. Related: dance, prance, leap, skip.
LOB/lɒb/ · verb, noun
To hit a ball in a high arc, typically in tennis or golf. A shot that is hit high and long. Related: hit, shot, serve, pass.
NET/nɛt/ · noun, verb
A mesh of threads or wires, typically stretched between poles or a frame, used for catching or enclosing something. To catch or obtain something using a net. Related: mesh, sieve, snare, trap.
PIER/piːər/ · noun
A structure built out over water, typically extending from the land into a sea, lake, or river, and providing access to boats and ships. A structure built on piles driven into the ground, used as a landing place for boats. Related: jetty, dock, landing, wharf.
POLE/pəʊl/ · noun, verb
A long, thin piece of wood, metal, or other material, typically used as a support or for carrying something. To support or hold something up, typically by inserting a pole into a socket or hole. Related: rod, stick, bar, shaft.
SAIL/sɛɪl/ · verb, noun
To propel a boat through water using a sail, or a piece of fabric used for this purpose. A sail is a fabric or other material used for propulsion, especially in a boat. Related: propel, navigate, steer, tack.
TRAP/træp/ · noun, verb
A device for catching or holding something, typically by means of a spring or a trigger. To catch or ensnare someone or something. Related: snare, net, spring, snatch.
ZEAL/ziːl/ · noun, verb
A strong and enthusiastic desire to do something; a feeling of great excitement and interest. A person who shows a lot of enthusiasm and energy. Related: passion, enthusiasm, ardor, fervor.
ALGAE/ˈæl.dʒiː/ · noun
Algae are simple, typically aquatic organisms that photosynthesize but lack the true roots, stems, leaves, and vascular tissues of plants, ranging from single-celled phytoplankton to large seaweeds. Related: seaweed, phytoplankton, kelp.
CANOE/kəˈnuː/ · noun
A light, narrow boat with pointed ends, propelled by paddles and typically open at the top. It may also refer to the act of travelling in such a craft. Related: paddleboat, kayak, dugout, pirogue.
SLOOP/ˈsloʊp/ · noun
A small single-masted sailing vessel, typically with a fore-and-aft rig. A type of sailboat. Related: yacht, sailboat, dinghy, keelboat.