coast
//koʊst//
Noun
coastSingular
coastsPlural
1
The land along the edge of a sea, ocean, or other large body of water; the seashore.
We walked along the coast and enjoyed the beautiful view.
2
The border or frontier region of a country.
The military established bases along the coast to protect the border.
Verb
coastPresent tense
coastedPast tense
coastedPast participle
coastingPresent participle
coastsThird-person singular
1
To move forward using momentum without applying power or effort.
The car coasted down the hill without using the engine.
2
To proceed easily without much effort or difficulty.
She coasted through the exam without studying much.
3
To sail along or near a coast.
The ship coasted along the shore for several miles.