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jetty

1 of 1noun
/ˈʤɛɾi/
Forms:jetties
1

a structure built from a shoreline into a body of water, usually made of concrete or stone, that serves to protect the coast or provide a docking point for boats

  • The boat was moored to the jetty for the night.
  • The fishermen unloaded their catch from the jetty.
  • A small crowd gathered on the jetty to watch the sunset.
  • The jetty extended far into the river, offering a perfect view of the city.
  • She walked along the jetty, listening to the sound of the waves.