quayd Synonyms
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quayd Meaning
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quayd ()
p. p. of Quail.
quayd Sentence Examples
- The quayd of the harbor was bustling with activity as ships unloaded their cargo.
- The quayd was lined with fishermen, eagerly preparing their nets for the day's catch.
- The quayd stretched out into the calm waters, providing a picturesque view of the coastline.
- A group of tourists gathered at the quayd, admiring the colorful boats bobbing in the harbor.
- The quayd was illuminated by the soft glow of the streetlights as evening descended.
- Seagulls circled overhead, their cries echoing along the quayd.
- Local vendors set up stalls along the quayd, selling fresh seafood and souvenirs.
- The quayd was constructed of sturdy timber, weathered by years of exposure to the sea.
- Fishermen returned to the quayd, their boats laden with the day's haul.
- Children played along the quayd, skipping stones and chasing each other in the salty breeze.
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p. p. of Quail.
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The quayd of the harbor was bustling with activity as ships unloaded their cargo.
The quayd was lined with fishermen, eagerly preparing their nets for the day's catch.
The quayd stretched out into the calm waters, providing a picturesque view of the coastline.
A group of tourists gathered at the quayd, admiring the colorful boats bobbing in the harbor.
