Etymology

shored

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Today it means: Having a shore, often one of a specified type. Full definition →

English shore ← Middle English schore ← Old English *sċora
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shored · adjective1

  1. Proto-Germanic*skurô
  2. Proto-West Germanic[Term?]
  3. Old English*sċora
  4. Middle Englishschore
  5. Englishshore
  6. English todayshored

From shore (“coast”) + -ed.

shored · verb2

See shore (verb).

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