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an arm off of a larger body of water (often between rocky headlands)
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1. An entrance, opening or passage as to a culvert. 2. A narrow strip of water extending into a body of land from a river, lake, ocean, small bay or creek. 3. Opening for the intake of fluid.
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An opening providing a means of entrance or intake.
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(Fishing) A natural pass between ocean and bay. Unjettied inlets are more hazardous to boat traffic, because of shifting sandbars that can be a hazard.Most inlets are now jettied with granite rocks, to protect against erosion and to save dredging costs.
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A bay or cove along a river, sea or lake coast line. A stream or bay leading inland. A narrow passage between to bodies of land.
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