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| A narrow inlet or arm of the sea |
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| Marshy inlet or body of water |
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| A body of water with many islands; or a group of such islands |
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| foam, scum, or froth on liquids |
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| a current below the surface. An underlying tendency |
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| Steep, rugged rock, or a rocky projection |
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| An isolated hill with steep sides and a flat top |
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| A steep sharp rise of a hill or wall usually [art of a fortification |
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| A vast, level treeless tact of land |
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| A soft breeze, or gentle wind of the west |
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| Climate or a region with reference to its climate |
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| places opposite one another on the globe or two opposite contraties |
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| Isolated or narrow minded |
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| Circle of light around the sun or the moon |
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| the debate on which the day and night are equal length |
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