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What does the word shore mean?

Part of speech: verb transitive

To support, as a wall, by a prop of timber. See illus. in next column.

Part of speech: noun

A beam set endwise, as a prop.

Part of speech: noun

The land adjacent to an ocean, sea, lake, or large river.

Part of speech: noun

Imp. Of SHEAR, v.

Usage examples for shore

A crowd of men stood on the shore, passing remarks to those who were leaving. – Colorado Jim by George Goodchild
Billy sprang on board and pushed off, and it was not till the boat was a dozen yards from shore that he turned to wave a farewell to Eliza and the Prime Minister. – Oswald Bastable and Others by Edith Nesbit
There's a man on the shore! – Men, Women, and Boats by Stephen Crane

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