bordon

/ˈbɔrdən/

Definitions

1. noun

A long, narrow piece of land, especially one that projects into a river or sea, and is often used for defense or as a boundary.

“The fortifications were built on a strategic bordon overlooking the harbor.”

2. noun

A long, narrow strip of land, especially one that is a continuation of a shore or a beach.

“The bordon of sand stretched out into the sea, creating a beautiful beach.”

Synonyms

  • headland
  • isthmus
  • peninsula

Antonyms

  • inland
  • mainland