hithe

[hʌɪð]

hithe Definition

a small landing place for boats or ships.

Using hithe: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "hithe" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The hithe was used by local fishermen to dock their boats.

  • Example

    The ship pulled into the hithe to unload its cargo.

hithe Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for hithe

Phrases with hithe

  • hithe and miss

    inconsistent or unreliable

    Example

    Her performance has been hithe and miss lately.

  • hithe-to

    to or towards a hithe

    Example

    The boat sailed hithe-to, looking for a place to dock.

  • hithe-man

    a person who works at a hithe

    Example

    The hithe-man helped the sailors tie up their boat.

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Summary: hithe in Brief

'Hithe' [hʌɪð] refers to a small landing place for boats or ships. It is synonymous with 'dock,' 'wharf,' 'quay,' and 'jetty.' Examples of usage include 'The hithe was used by local fishermen to dock their boats.' and 'The ship pulled into the hithe to unload its cargo.' Phrases like 'hithe and miss' denote inconsistency, while 'hithe-to' means towards a hithe.