bay

Significado (Inglês)

Noun

1. A body of water (especially the sea) more-or-less three-quarters surrounded by land.
2. A bank or dam to keep back water.

Verb

1. To howl.
2. To bark at; hence, to follow with barking; to bring or drive to bay.
3. To pursue noisily, like a pack of hounds.

Adj

Of a reddish-brown colour.

Sinônimos

gulf

inlet

cove

bight

howl

bark

creek

harbor

alcove

sound

🔉

laurel

recess

niche

embayment

true laurel

brown

bay laurel

bay tree

sweet bay

red

roar

quest

whine

opening

hoot

bellow

Laurus nobilis

yip

cry

😢

sinus

room

estuary

sorrel

dam up

fjord

yap

boo

shout

growl

hacienda

harbour

headland

hollow

holster

hooligan

kudos

lake

lap

ledger

📒

locale

location

loch

locus

make noise

maroon

mat

mend

mode

nook

notch

oriel

pallet

panel

patch

penstock

picture window

place

plaint

point

pond

position

property

rack

recession

renown

russet

scream

😱

seat

💺

seating

shore

shriek

site

slaughter

slot

sluggard

soleplate

song

🎶

space

space between

span

spot

stand

state

status

stead

thunder

🌩️

trick

ululate

ululation

vagina

valley

venue

wail

weir

well

yell

yelp

yowl

blare out

bottom plate

engpass

inland sea

reddish brown

reddish-brown

yapp

laurelor

laurus

seigneury

solepiece

subplate

underplate

depression

gordonia

red-brown

river bend

sea inlet

brownish-red

cinnamon-red

support plate

Grecian laurel

base surface

floor slab

foundation plate

back plane

bottom board

floor plate

main base

negative matrix

bottom plating

loblolly bay

generator bracket

backing sheet

feeder floor

chassis base

housing shoe

plate sole

sea-inlet

loblolly-bay

holly-bay

tan bay

black laurel

among

backboard

backwater

bank

🏦

base plate

basin

bawl

bayberry

bay window

bed plate

berry

berth

between

blare

bottleneck

bow-wow

bray

cavity

chair

🪑

chassis

chestnut

🌰

circle

⭕

condition

curved

dock

ellis

estate

facility

farm

filling

fiord

firth

frame

framework

gauge

glade

glory

Pronunciado como (IPA)

/beɪ/

Etimologia (Inglês)

From French baie, from Late Latin baia, probably ultimately from Iberian or Basque badia. Displaced native Old English byht.