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harboragesnounpl. of harborage a part of a body of water protected and deep enough to be a place of safety for shipsthe city boasts one of the best deepwater harborages on the Atlantic coast anchorages, harbors, havens, ports basins, docks, marinas, moorages, mooringsarms, bays, bights, coves, creeks(chiefly British), embayments, estuaries, firths, fjords(also fiords), gulfs, inlets, lagoons, lochs(Scottish), loughs(chiefly Irish), narrows, roads, roadsteadscanals, channels, sounds, straitscontainerports, home ports, seaports something (as a building) that offers cover from the weather or protection from dangerthe only harborage from the storm was a lone pine tree, which looked like it could get hit by lightning any minute asylums, bolt-holes(chiefly British), harbors, havens, refuges, retreats, sanctuaries, sanctums(also sancta), shelters oasesanchorages, moorings, portscovers, screensabodes, diggings, domiciles, dwellings, habitations, houses, housings, lodgings, lodgments(or lodgements), pads, places, quarters, residences, rests, roofscloisters, closets, coverts, dens, hermitages, hideaways, hideouts, lairscastles, fortresses, forts, palisades, redoubts, strongholdslean-tos, lees, sheds, windbreaks |