Pronunciation: /beɪ/
noun a compartment in a barn for storing hay or other feed for livestock
A1 I can see the bay from my hotel room.
A2 The bay is a popular spot for fishing and swimming.
B1 The bay is known for its stunning sunsets.
B2 Sailboats often gather in the bay for regattas.
C1 The bay's ecosystem is carefully monitored by environmentalists.
C2 Luxury yachts line the bay during the summer months.
verb to bark or howl loudly
A1 The dog bays at the moon.
A2 She bays for attention whenever she feels lonely.
B1 The hound bayed loudly as it chased after the rabbit.
B2 The wolves bayed in the distance, signaling their presence.
C1 The protesters bayed for justice outside the courthouse.
C2 The hounds bayed in unison, creating a haunting melody in the forest.
formal The ship was anchored in the bay as the crew prepared to unload the cargo.
informal Let's take a stroll along the bay and enjoy the sunset.
slang I heard there's a cool party happening at the bay tonight, wanna check it out?
figurative She felt like she was standing at the edge of a bay, surrounded by uncertainty and endless possibilities.
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