Coast

What do we mean by coast?

Land next to the sea; the seashore. noun

The water near this land. noun

The Pacific coast of the United States. noun

A hill or other slope down which one may coast, as on a sled. noun

The act of sliding or coasting; slide. noun

The frontier or border of a country. noun

To slide down an incline through the effect of gravity. intransitive verb

To move without use of propelling power. synonym: slide. intransitive verb

To act or move aimlessly or with little effort. intransitive verb

To sail near or along a coast. intransitive verb

To sail or move along the coast or border of. intransitive verb

A side; the side. noun

The exterior line, limit, or border of a country; boundary; bound. noun

The side, edge, or margin of the land next to the sea; the sea-shore. noun

The boundary-line formed by the sea; the coast-line. noun

From the verb. A slide on a sled down a snowy or icy incline: as, to go out for a coast. noun

To glide along swiftly through the air with motionless wings, as a bird.

To loaf about from station to station.

The edge of the land where it meets an ocean, sea, gulf, bay, or large lake.

The side or edge of something.

A region of land; a district or country.

A region of the air or heavens.

A word that means to roll or GLIDE on a skateboard, specifically after kicking your leg forward and pushing backwards on the ground to propel the rider forward cruising on a skateboard Urban Dictionary

Adjective to easily accomplish something or just relax synonym for the word cruise Urban Dictionary

It is a verb to describe when you are no longer drinking in a social situation since you have a buzz. When you have had enough you coast. Urban Dictionary

1. Literally, that part of a body of water that meets the shore. 2. Slang, a locale that has been cased, dating from the era of sea pirates. Urban Dictionary

A move in basketball when a player gets the rebound, and then dribbles down the court and makes a shot at the other end. Urban Dictionary

(adjective) Describes any contiguous amount of human excrement (generally in a coherent cable form) that may be partially submerged but surfaces on opposite sides of the bowl, touching dry porcelain on each end. Urban Dictionary

A school or work day that lasts 12 hours. Urban Dictionary

A basketball move in which one player passes the ball from one side of the court to the other widthwise. You must yell "Coast to coast!" before initiating the move. Urban Dictionary

Riding public transportation to the end of the line, getting kicked off, wait for the next bus/train/tram to come, get on then ride to the end of the line again and repeat. This usually occurs when you are drunk and keep falling asleep and missing your stop. Also comes in handy when you don't have a place to sleep. Urban Dictionary

The midwestern United States, where the corn grows tall and the people are nice. "No Coast" is in reference to the East Coast and West Coast and how the Midwest doesn't border an ocean. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to coast:
coast, cast, cost, coat, roast, toast, boast, oast, chast, coapt, clast, coact, const, yoast, hoast, coas, caast, coost, joast, coase, cfast, coart.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word coast:
geodetic, guard, antarctica, acc, ghana, inland, decommissioned, peninsula, antarctic, beaches, gulf, guinea, coastal, strait, cape, lighthouse, panama, ranges, nigeria, congo, eagles, caribbean, sailed, island, sierra, alaska, survey, bay, maritime, harbor, hurricane, atlantic, islands, ocean, patrol, sea, vessel, graham, mainland, mediterranean, artillery, winds, norfolk, harbour, pearl, vessels.

Words that rhyme with coast:
post, host, roast, ghost, toast, boast, most, utmost, riposte, foremost, almost, engrossed, yost, outpost, signpost, lamppost, ost, goalpost, innermost, king post, diagnosed, post-, glasnost, frowst, seacoast, outermost, uppermost, cohost, guidepost, french toast, southernmost, dowst, dosed, moste, northernmost, pot roast, at most, sternpost, melba toast, first and foremost, westernmost, rump roast, yoast, coste, lamb roast, the most, holy ghost, parcel post, grossed, trading post, from pillar to post, overdosed, pork roast, whipping post, crown roast, suncoast, command post, deaf as a post, cinnamon toast, queen post, intermediate host, military post, droste, missionary post, definitive host, at the most, beef roast, observation post, meteorological observation post, corner post, pan roast, hitching post, oste-, rib roast, toste, wiener roast, blade roast, winning post, starting post, standing rib roast, pancoast, swinging post, veal roast, orange toast, telegraph post, shutting post, woeste, bundespost, amerihost, anteriormost, ivory-coast, khost, voest, westcoast.

Adjectives that are often used to describe coast:
west, east, atlantic, north, south, western, eastern, southern, northern, sea, african, whole, american, mediterranean, french, northwest, entire, english, malabar, rocky, central, opposite, southeast, adriatic, norwegian, caribbean, southwest, irish, baltic, spanish, dalmatian, southeastern, peruvian, australian, syrian, dutch, northeastern, brazilian, italian, asiatic, chinese, northwestern, belgian, southwestern, mainland, rugged, arabian, mexican, outer, bound, alaskan, scottish, wild, swedish, adjacent, normandy, barbary, somali, siberian, welsh, dangerous, aegean, turkish, cuban, phoenician, chilean, sandy, venezuelan, distant, unknown, californian, barren, neighbouring, portuguese, desolate, canadian, ligurian, inhospitable, egyptian, korean, moroccan, bleak, tropical.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective coast:
line, lines, guard, lands, towns, road, defence, land, ports, guards, town, region, dwellers, cities, artillery, tour, ranges, network, survey, states, service, range, defense, route, defences, watchers, belt, trade, districts, tribes, pilot, city, regions, broadcast, port, strip, climate, trip, ice, village, scene, country, flight, scenery, stations, guns, hugging, highway, district, guardsman, plains, erosion, guardsmen, mountains, rivers, batteries, islands, indians, section, fisheries, defenses, waters, miles, hookup, zone, chain, vessels, beaches, corps, cutters, villages, peoples, flights, province, fever, personnel, hills, show, fortifications, officials, down, plain, north, resorts, cliffs, protection.

Consonant match to coast:
cast, cost, caste, cursed, kist, cussed, kast, kissed, cased, kost, coste, kerst, kirst, keast, khost.

Words that sound like coast:
coast, coste, khost, cost, cast, kissed, caste, cussed, cased, kist, cust, kast, kost, kust, kest, keast, qust, caast, kiste, kaist, kaste, kaust, kyst, ghost, goest, coat, coaster, coasts, coerced, cote, coached, cosa, coaxed, kosta, chst, cosi, kohut, coate, kote, kosa, kosi, costo, coso, kst, casd, koso, costae, koci, cohse, clst, co host, host, guest, guessed, gust, gassed, geist, gost, gast, ghast, yost, goosed, hoast, yoast, hoste, goost, guste, geest, case, casey, casa, cassie, cass, cassette, cas, accost, caressed, cait, cashed, casette, cassi, caso, casie, cassey, cace, caat, cached, casse, casso, casi, cassa, cacy, canst, cassatt, caisse, cahsee, casae, cassite, calced, caouette.