Shore (noun)

1. The land along the edge of a body of water, especially along a sea, ocean, lake, or river.
2. The solid ground that borders a body of water and separates it from the land.

Origin:

Old english scora 'beach, shore', of germanic origin; related to dutch schor and german schor.

Examples:

1. The shore was dotted with small boats.
2. They took a walk along the shore.
3. The shore was lined with sand dunes.
4. The shore was a popular spot for fishing.
5. The shore provided a natural barrier against the wind and waves.