shoregoing

English

Etymology

From shore +‎ going.

Adjective

shoregoing (not comparable)

  1. Going ashore.
    • 2012, Antonia T. Bly, Escaping Bondage:
      Pumps: A shoe with a thin sole and low heel, oftern[sic] worn by seamen as part of their shoregoing finery.
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