the land along the edge of a sea, lake, or other large body of water
From Middle English shore, from Old English scora 'shore, coast', related to Old Norse skor 'notch, score'
Interestingly, 'shore' is related to 'score' - both come from the idea of a cut or notch, like how water cuts into the land at the coastline!
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