cay Antonyms
Meaning of cay
cay (n)
a coral reef off the southern coast of Florida
cay (n.)
See Key, a ledge.
cay Sentence Examples
- The Caribbean is renowned for its picturesque cays scattered across crystal-clear waters.
- As we approached the cay, we could see palm trees swaying gently in the tropical breeze.
- The sailors anchored their boat near the cay and went ashore to explore.
- Many species of seabirds nest on the cays, making them important breeding grounds for marine life.
- We spent a blissful afternoon snorkeling around the coral reefs surrounding the cay.
- Despite its small size, the cay boasted an abundance of marine biodiversity.
- The azure waters surrounding the cay were teeming with colorful fish and vibrant coral formations.
- Some cays are uninhabited, while others have been developed into luxury resorts.
- Local fishermen often visit the cays to harvest conch and lobster from the surrounding waters.
- We marveled at the beauty of the sunset as it painted the sky in hues of orange and pink, casting a warm glow over the tranquil cay.
FAQs About the word cay
a coral reef off the southern coast of FloridaSee Key, a ledge.
island, coral reef,atoll, islet, key, barrier reef,isle,
continent,continent, mainland, mainland,,main, main
The Caribbean is renowned for its picturesque cays scattered across crystal-clear waters.
As we approached the cay, we could see palm trees swaying gently in the tropical breeze.
The sailors anchored their boat near the cay and went ashore to explore.
Many species of seabirds nest on the cays, making them important breeding grounds for marine life.
