a part of the sea or of a large lake, enclosed by a wide curve of the shore

shoreline indentation

a sleeping place in a train, ship etc

harbor; bunk

a small bay

inlet, small niche

fjord

shoreline indentation

a hanging bed made of canvas or a network of ropes

harbor; bunk

a place of shelter for ships

place for storing boats in the water

a place of safety or rest

refuge, port

the act of a plane etc coming, or bringing a plane etc, down to land

harbor

a harbour; the left-hand side of a ship or plane as one faces forward; a strong, sweet, dark-red wine of Portugal

harbour, place for boat docking, traffic, and storage

(a place giving) shelter or protection from trouble, danger etc

place to hide, have privacy

a town with a harbour used by sea-going ships

place for boat docking, traffic, and storage