Synonyms and antonyms of Areas of sea in British Thesaurus

archipelago (noun)

a sea or area of ocean with many islands in it

the Bermuda Triangle ()

an area of the Atlantic Ocean between Bermuda and Florida where ships and aircraft have disappeared and not been seen again

the Channel ()

the English Channel between England and France

cove (noun)

a small area of sea that is partly surrounded by land

creek (noun)

British a long narrow area of sea stretching into the land

cross-Channel (adjective)

going across the English Channel (=the sea between England and France)

the depths (noun)

literary the deepest parts of the sea

the English Channel ()

the narrow area of sea between the south coast of England and the north coast of France

fiord ()

another spelling of fjord

fishery (noun)

an area of the sea where fish can be caught to be sold

fjord (noun)

a narrow section of sea between high rocks, especially on the coast of Norway

gulf (noun)

a large area of sea that is almost surrounded by land

the Gulf (American)

American the Gulf of Mexico

the Gulf ()

the Persian Gulf

the high seas (noun)

the parts of the sea that are far away from land, especially areas not owned by any country

inlet (noun)

a long narrow area of water that continues into the land from a lake or sea

lagoon (noun)

an area of the sea that is separated from the rest of the sea by sand or rocks

loch (noun)

Scottish a lake, or an area of the sea that is almost completely surrounded by land

lough (noun)

Irish a lake, or a narrow area of sea almost completely surrounded by land

the Persian Gulf (noun)

the area of sea between Iran and Saudi Arabia. The Persian Gulf is often simply called the Gulf.

rock pool (noun)

British a small pool of water that is left between rocks on a beach after a wave flows back into the sea

sea lane (noun)

a particular path across the sea that has been officially chosen for large ships to use regularly

seaway (noun)

a path that ships follow across a sea

shallows (noun)

a part of a river, sea, or other area of water where the water is not very deep

territorial waters (noun)

the sea near the coast of a country that is controlled by that country