Associations to the word «Quay»
Noun
- M2
- Sail
- Custom
- Steamboat
- Carriage
- Dee
- Shore
- Shipyard
- Stroll
- Basin
- Boulogne
- Slate
- Rouen
- Schooner
- Westport
- Jarvis
- Centre
- Cafe
- Lagoon
- Lane
- Boulevard
- Ship
- Shed
- Draught
- Lantern
- Passer
- Oar
- Mariner
- Newcastle
- Yarmouth
- Stockport
- Cymru
- Passenger
- Cory
- Seaman
- Weir
- Premise
- Animator
- Incline
- Leisure
- Freight
- Elizabeth
- Devon
- Steamship
- Swansea
- Bus
- Bank
- Congestion
- Victoria
- Chambers
- Skyscraper
- Pacific
- Singapore
- Causeway
- Rees
- Marseille
- Ore
- River
- Spit
- Metre
- Square
- Harbor
- Stall
- Alley
- Punt
- Cart
- Plaque
- Hackett
- Thebes
- Shipbuilding
- Minnie
- Quarry
- Bristol
- Swords
Adjective
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Wiktionary
QUAY, noun. (nautical) A stone or concrete structure on navigable water used for loading and unloading vessels; a wharf.
QUAY, verb. To land or tie up at a quay or similar structure, especially used in the phrase "quay up".
Dictionary definition
QUAY, noun. Wharf usually built parallel to the shoreline.
Wise words
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