| SHORES | • shores n. Plural of shore. • shores v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of shore. • SHORE v. to prop up. |
| DOGSHORES | • dogshores n. Plural of dogshore. • DOGSHORES n. shores used to hold a ship firmly and prevent her moving while the blocks are knocked away before launching. |
| OFFSHORES | • offshores v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of offshore. • OFFSHORE v. to transfer jobs to another country. |
| SEASHORES | • seashores n. Plural of seashore. • SEASHORE n. land bordering on the sea. |
| SHORESIDE | • shoreside adj. Located on or near a shore. • SHORESIDE n. the area near the shore. |
| SHORESMAN | • SHORESMAN n. (US) one who dwells on or by the shore, also SHOREMAN. |
| SHORESMEN | • SHORESMAN n. (US) one who dwells on or by the shore, also SHOREMAN. |
| ANGASHORES | • angashores n. Plural of angashore. • ANGASHORE n. (Irish) a miserable person given to complaining, also ANGISHORE. |
| ANGISHORES | • angishores n. Plural of angishore. • ANGISHORE n. (Canadian) a weak, miserable person, also ANGASHORE. |
| BACKSHORES | • backshores n. Plural of backshore. • BACKSHORE n. an area of beach. |
| FORESHORES | • foreshores n. Plural of foreshore. • FORESHORE n. that part of the shore that lies between the low and high tide marks. |
| LAKESHORES | • lakeshores n. Plural of lakeshore. • LAKESHORE n. the shore of a lake. |
| NEARSHORES | • nearshores n. Plural of nearshore. • NEARSHORE v. (in business) to source service activities to a neighbouring country, esp. for economic reasons. |
| SHORESIDES | • SHORESIDE n. the area near the shore. |
| HANGASHORES | • hangashores n. Plural of hangashore. |