n. a protected inlet or branch of a sea where ships can anchor; v. to keep in one's mind or heart
The harbor was home to many boats. OR It is not good to harbor a grudge.
The harbor was home to many boats. OR It is not good to harbor a grudge.
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I gazed over the side of the boat into the murky depths of the harbor.
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Which natural harbor did the Tide House sit in?
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No one could pass through the blockaded harbor.
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What's a harbor master?
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What was the name of the harbor that the Pilgrims set sail from in England?
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The moon hung over the harbor dabbling the waves with gold.
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From what harbor did the Levinskys sail?
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The gallant ship cruised into the harbor.
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As the weather warms, what do harbor seals do?
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Which frair let Isobel go free at the harbor in Recife?
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Warships may be used to blockade a harbor.
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Why did closing the Boston harbor affect the city so greatly?
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What did the ships contain that were allowed in the harbor after the tea was dumped?
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How did the men block the harbor in the channel near Fort McHenry?
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port; anchorage; haven; hold
middle of the ocean; forget
2 syllables
har-bor
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