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coastside

coastside

1 6.4
A place name for an area or community by the sea
  • proper noun
  • US
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  • The Coastside community hosts an annual beach cleanup to keep the shore beautiful.

Examples

  • Since nobody from the Coastside is in the Maverick's Contest, this was our way of being involved and showcasing our local big wave chargers.

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  • Our Coastside community is constantly evolving with new faces in the lineup, creating new pages of history.

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  • Tell the stories, keep the records, and be a part of how our Coastside came to become itself.

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  • Access to the Coastside Trail is here.

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  • Brian Overfelt: The 'Mayor' of the Coastside, as we like to call him.

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  • The app also integrates Coastside sights and restaurants.

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  • You can find Maleko around the Coastside producing concerts and helping others at the music studio, all with a true passion for making this place that much better.

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  • In 2009, that motivation translated to an invitation in the Maverick's Surf Contest, representing our Coastside and the people who doubted me a decade before.

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  • Many tourists flock to the Coastside for its stunning ocean views and fresh seafood.

  • Living on the Coastside offers unique experiences like whale watching and surfing.

Synonyms

coast
vscoastside
506 1.0

The land beside the sea or ocean

is used more as a named community or region
shore
vscoastside
441 1.0

Land at the edge of a sea or lake

is used more often to name a coastal locality
seaboard
vscoastside
42 4.8

The part of a country along the coast with beaches and towns

is used to name a specific local coastal community
seaside
vscoastside
39 1.1

An area near the sea where people go for holidays

is used more as a place name for a community
beachfront
vscoastside
20 3.3

A strip of land by the beach with shops, hotels or parks

is used more as a regional place name than a built strip
seashore
vscoastside
14 1.0

Land at the edge of the sea with sand or rocks

is used more often as a proper place name
beachside
vscoastside
5 2.3

Land next to a beach with houses and shops

is used more as a community name than nearby housing
seacoast
vscoastside
3 1.0

Land beside the sea or ocean

is applied more often as a community place name
seafront
vscoastside
  • UK
2 2.3

The area by the sea in a town or city where people walk and visit shops

is used mainly as a named coastal community
oceanside
vscoastside
1 3.0

The area right next to the ocean where it meets the shore

is used more as a place name for a coastal community
sea-coast
vscoastside
1 1.1

Land next to the sea or ocean

is used more as a regional or community place name
shorefront
vscoastside
1 3.6

Land at the edge of a lake or the sea

is used more as a community place name than a physical strip
coastland
vscoastside
1 3.4

Land near the sea with beaches and often cliffs

is used more often as a specific coastal place name
costa
vscoastside
4.8

A seaside region popular with tourists for its beaches

is used as a specific community place name

How Close

oceanside
1 3.0
shoreline
48 2.7
coastline
60 1.4
seaside
39 1.1
coastside
  • US
1 6.4
inland
31 3.8

Surface Forms

coastside main

Morphology

coastside = coast + side (transparent) = coast + side

As a toponym, it is directly formed from the clear compound 'coast' + 'side' and thus recognizable.

Etymology

Coastside is often used as a place name and comes from coast ('edge of land by the sea') plus side ('area beside something'), much like the name 'riverside'. So a place called the Coastside means the region beside the sea.