Wharf

What do we mean by wharf?

A pier where ships or boats are tied up and loaded or unloaded. noun

A shore or riverbank. noun

To moor (a vessel) at a wharf. intransitive verb

To take to or store (cargo) on a wharf. intransitive verb

To furnish, equip, or protect with wharves or a wharf. intransitive verb

To berth at a wharf. intransitive verb

To guard or secure by a wharf or firm wall of timber or stone.

To place or lodge on a wharf.

A platform of timber, stone, or other material built on a support at the margin of a harbor or a navigable stream, in order that vessels may be moored alongside, as for loading or unloading, or while at rest. noun

The bank of a river, or the shore of the sea. noun

To guard or secure by a firm wall of timber or stone constructed like a wharf; to furnish with a wharf or wharfs. transitive verb

To place upon a wharf; to bring to a wharf. transitive verb

A structure or platform of timber, masonry, iron, earth, or other material, built on the shore of a harbor, river, canal, or the like, and usually extending from the shore to deep water, so that vessels may lie close alongside to receive and discharge cargo, passengers, etc.; a quay; a pier. noun

The bank of a river, or the shore of the sea. noun

A kind of boat moored at the bank of a river, and used for a wharf, in places where the height of the water is so variable that a fixed wharf would be useless. noun

A neglected boy who lives around the wharfs. noun

A man-made landing place for ships on a shore or river bank. noun

Discharge at a wharf verb

Provide with a wharf verb

Moor at a wharf verb

A man-made landing place for ships on a shore or river bank.

The bank of a river, or the shore of the sea.

Wharf, by all means, is an all-encapsulating term for repulsive, sickening, ghastly, filthy, sordid, and revolting. The epitome of disgusting in every way, shape, and form that one being or thing could ever possibly be. To be wharf is to be unfathomably ugly or incomprehensibly disgusting. The state of wharf can manifest itself in the face of an ugly (or fugly) or extremely mutated face. Wharf} can also be used to describe a heinous existence such as the life of a serial cannibal. Urban Dictionary

Verb. To vomit like a walrus. Urban Dictionary

Another way to spell whorf. Midget whores or midgets in porno. A shortening of the combination "whore-dwarf." Urban Dictionary

The 2021 term used to identify the new trend of women going braless in public with absolutely no fucks to give about what others think about it. The term was derived from the bachelorette of all bachelorette parties in Newport, RI. Urban Dictionary

Another term that means to regurgitate or vomit. Often used in the old cartoon "Ren and Stimpy" Urban Dictionary

A public sex partner Urban Dictionary

The Status of an existing being or object in the grodiest, nastiest most dangerous possible form. there are two forms of everything, regular, and wharf. The Wharf form of something often causes extreme fear, disgust, and pitty. Urban Dictionary

A distant cousin to the Cleveland Steamer, the Purdy's Wharf is accomplished by having anal sex with a fat chick, then peeing on her bed while she is in the bathroom "cleaning up". Urban Dictionary

The Wharf Rats are a sub-group of Deadheads who are drug and alcohol free. Predominantly recovering alcoholics and or drug abusers. From the Jerry Garcia/Robert Hunter song "Wharf Rat" about a down and out wino hanging around the docks of San Francisco. Urban Dictionary

Area in New Haven CT that Gay Men often frequent for romantic encounters. Encounters are often initiated by the flashing of car cigarette lighters. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to wharf:
wharf, warf, harf, whare, wharp, wharl, charf, whorf, sharf, whar.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word wharf:
wharves, ferries, quay, canary, jetty, pier, waterfront, kangaroo, sheds, ferry, harbour, darling, dock, thames, brisbane, warehouse, shed, cairns, tramway, berth, shipbuilding, docks, squash, canal, suburb, greenwich, haven, loading, sydney, cove, marina, riverside, lock, shipping, container, loaded, boats, holdings, timber, auckland, port, tide, cruise, terminal, navigation, coal, lighthouse, vessels, harbor, cargo, circular, terminus, freight, constructed, boat, isle, yard, bay, adjacent, demolished, street, ships, bridge, theatre, maritime, customs, goods, railway, depot, landing, sailing, buses, shore, storage, vessel, fishing, handling, tower, london, river, built, gauge, concrete, mill, rail, connecticut.

Words that rhyme with wharf:
morph, dwarf, swarf, dusseldorf, warf, dorf, orf, polymorph, red dwarf, white dwarf, korf, onion yellow dwarf, potato yellow dwarf, yellow dwarf, deardorff, duesseldorf, bergdorf, leinsdorf, morph-, middendorf, nixdorf, dorff, korff, zeckendorf, beiersdorf, deardourff, reinsdorf.

Adjectives that are often used to describe wharf:
old, long, new, little, small, public, wooden, own, main, private, concrete, commercial, rickety, busy, nearby, narrow, present, dark, crowded, paved, foot, deserted, lower, fine, municipal, marginal, dilapidated, tiny, nearest, street, opposite, rude, big, substantial, miserable, principal, open, ancient, temporary, upper, empty, coal, ruined, adjacent, convenient, famous, south, obscure, extensive, rotten, covered, largest, shadowy, adjoining, usual, solid, commodious, dirty, broad, decayed, huge, distant, rough, gray, silent, lonely, down, shaky, spacious, abandoned.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective wharf:
rats, boat, rat, boats, labourers, piles, pile, edale, owners, master, side, building, owner, house, end, smack, hat, labourer, talkin, road, lumpers, masters, rights, case, buildings, lights, ratting, edge, restaurants, wall, walls, decks, charges, laborers, head, hands, porter, clerk, property, boys, pier, space.

Consonant match to wharf:
warf, whorf, wharff.

Words that sound like wharf:
wharf, warf, whorf, war, dwarf, wore, wor, warth, worf, warr, warry, whare, woff, swarf, wharfs, woar, werf, wore off, wori, wurf, wharfie, warrie, morph, harf, morf, norf, wof, waar, waf, waff, waffe, wahr, where, wife, wear, wire, weary, ware, wary, woof, wart, warp, whiff, waif, weir, wiff, whorl, waer, wher, wif, wiry, wier, wair, warg, wark, wofe, worg, wery, wooer, wherry, wuff, wafe, larf, wiery, weer, weare, worp, weef, werre, narf, wuf, scharf, tarf, marf, weigher, sharf, walf, werr, sarf, warsh, wehr, wef, wari, parf, warl, wyer, wief, weyer, warre, waru, weaf, sarff, wharp, scharff, charf, wear off, wora, wiri, warc, varf.