Definitions of coast
-
To
sail
near
the
shore,
or
in
sight
of
land;
to
sail
from
port
to
port
in
the
same
country;
to
slide
down
snow
or
ice
on
a
sledge.
-
To
sail
or
travel
along (
a
shore
or
border).
-
To
ride
down
a
slope
by
force
of
gravity,
as
on
a
sled.
-
The
side
of
a
thing.
-
The
exterior
line,
limit,
or
border
of
a
country;
frontier
border.
-
The
seashore,
or
land
near
it.
-
To
draw
near
to;
to
approach;
to
keep
near,
or
by
the
side
of.
-
To
sail
by
or
near;
to
follow
the
coast
line
of.
-
To
conduct
along
a
coast
or
river
bank.
-
To
sail
close
to
or
near
to.
-
To
sail
by
or
near
to.
-
To
sail
near
or
along
the
shore;
descend
an
incline
by
gliding,
as
on
a
sled,
or
on
a
bicycle.
-
To
sail
along
or
near
a
coast.
-
the
act
of
moving
smoothly
along
a
surface
while
remaining
in
contact
with
it; "
his
slide
didn't
stop
until
the
bottom
of
the
hill"; "
the
children
lined
up
for
a
coast
down
the
snowy
slope"
-
a
slope
down
which
sleds
may
coast; "
when
it
snowed
they
made
a
coast
on
the
golf
course"
-
To
sail
by
or
near
to;
to
keep
close
to.
The
coast
is
clear,
the
danger
is
over;
the
enemy
has
departed.
-
To
sail
near
the
land
or
in
sight
of
it;
to
sail
from
port
to
port
in
the
same
country.
-
the
area
within
view; "
the
coast
is
clear"
-
To
draw
or
keep
near;
to
approach.
-
To
sail
by
or
near
the
shore.
-
To
sail
from
port
to
port
in
the
same
country.
-
To
slide
down
hill;
to
slide
on
a
sled,
upon
snow
or
ice.
-
The
margin
or
boundary
of
the
land
next
the
sea;
the
act
of
sliding
on
a
sled
down
a
hill.
-
Side
or
border
of
land
next
the
sea:
the
sea-
shore:
limit
or
border
of
a
country.
-
Border
of
land
next
the
sea.
-
The
land
next
to
the
sea;
the
seashore;
formerly,
a
boundary;
region.
-
A
coasting,
as
on
a
sled.
-
Coaster.
-
The
margin
of
the
land
next
the
sea;
the
sea-
shore;
the
exterior
line,
limit,
or
border
of
a
country.
-
The
limit
or
border
of
a
country;
the
sea-
shore
or
land
near
it.
-
Coastal.
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