coast
Plural
coasts
1
the land close to a sea, ocean, or lake
- The coast was full of seashells and small pebbles.
- The north coast is less developed and perfect for nature lovers.
- The rocky coast was a popular spot for birdwatchers.
- The scenic drive along the coast was breathtaking.
- Yesterday the coast was full of people enjoying the summer sun.
2
the action or instance of moving smoothly along a surface while maintaining contact, typically with little or no effort
- The skateboarder enjoyed a long coast down the hill.
- The car came to a coast before reaching the traffic light.
- The sled had a fast coast over the packed snow.
- He felt the gentle coast of the sled on the snow.
- The children laughed during each fast coast down the playground slide.
3
a slope or incline suitable for sledding or gliding
- The children ran to the coast and took turns sledding down.
- We found a gentle coast perfect for beginners.
- After climbing to the top, they enjoyed a long glide down the coast.
- The puppy chased the ball down the snowy coast.
- They spent the afternoon racing sleds on the steep coast.