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Sidi Kacem hotels (tourism) and shore(2) (iou)


Sidi Kacem hotels (tourism)


All hotels, hostels and Other accomodation in the province of Sidi Kacem in Morocco.





shore(2) (iou)



shore noun1. ME.
[Middle Low German, Middle Dutch schore, perh. from base of SHEAR verb.]
a. The land bordering on the sea or a large lake or river; a coast, a bank; (sing. & in pl.) a country bounded by a coast. ME.
in shore on the water near or nearer to the shore. on shore on the shore, ashore, on land.
R. Macaulay The..Black Sea and its steep forested shores. Dance The man..brought Balanchine to our shores. fig.: Shakespeare Henry V The tide of pomp That beats upon the high shore of this world.
b. Law & Physical Geography. Land lying between ordinary high and low water marks. E17.
Part of a seashore built up as a landing-place; a quay, a wharf. Scot. E16.
Comb.: shore-based adjective operating from a base on shore; shorebird a bird which frequents the shore; spec. (chiefly N. Amer.) a wader; shore-boat a small boat plying near the shore, or between the shore and large vessels further out; shore break Surfing the part of the sea where the waves break close to the beach; shorebug any of various heteropteran bugs of the family Saldidae, which occur on the margins of fresh and brackish water, esp. one of the common European species Saldula saltatoria; shore crab any of various crabs of the genus Carcinus, which frequent rocky seashores, esp. one of the common European species C. maenas, the adults of which are blackish-green in colour; shore dinner US consisting mainly of seafood; shoreface Physical Geography a narrow sloping coastal zone below low-water mark, within which the seabed is affected by wave action; shore-fish a fish which occurs close to the shore; shore fly any of various small black flies of the family Ephydridae, which occur near water and in marshy places; shore-going noun & adjective going or living on shore (opp. seagoing); shore-gun: for shore-shooting; shore-gunner, shore-gunning = shore-shooter, -shooting below; shore-hopper = sand-hopper s.v. SAND noun; shore lark a brown and white lark, Eremophila alpestris, which has two black tufts on the head, and is of worldwide distribution; also called horned lark; shore leave (a) leave of absence granted to a sailor to go on shore; (b) a period of time spent ashore by a sailor; shoreline (a) the line where shore and water meet; (b) = shore-rope below; shoreman (a) a man living on a seashore; (b) a man employed on shore by a fishery; shore party a group of people going ashore from a ship; shore patrol US a naval police organization responsible for the conduct of sailors on land; shore patrolman US a member of the shore patrol; shore platform a horizontal or gently sloping platform cut in a cliff by wave action; shore-rope: connecting a net with the shore; shore seine: used near the shore; shore-shooter a person who shoots birds on the shore; shore-shooting the sport of shooting birds on the shore; shoreside noun, adjective, & adverb (a) noun & adjective (on) the edge of a shore; (b) adverb to the shore, towards land; shoresman = shoreman (b) above; shore station a base on land used for shore-whaling; shoreweed a small plantain, Littorella uniflora, growing on the shores of lakes and ponds or submerged in shallow water at the edge; shore-whaling: near the shore in open boats; spec. = bay whaling s.v. BAY noun3; shore zone Physical Geography the zone affected by wave action; spec. = SHORE noun1 1b.
shoreless adjective having no shore; spec. (of a sea etc.) boundless: E17.
shoreward adverb & adjective [orig. to (the) shoreward] (situated or directed) towards the shore L16.
shorewards noun & adverb (in) the direction of the shore; shoreward: M18.