jetty

IPA: dʒˈɛti

A structure of wood or stone extended into the sea to influence the current or tide, or to protect a harbor or beach.
A dock or wharf extending from the shore; a pier.
(architecture) A part of a building that jets or projects beyond the rest, and overhangs the wall below.

Examples of "jetty" in Sentences

It has container handling jetty.
Fishing takes place on the jetty.
It contains a light beacon and jetty.
A jetty was built to transfer the ore.
The coaling jetty in the river remains.
It contains a homestead, jetty and airstrip.
It was used there as a store hulk and jetty.
The water depth at the tail of the jetty is .
The Japanese completed the construction of the jetty.
From Gateway Of India to Mandwa jetty is about an hour by boat.
The Transperth jetty is located at the pier 4 of the Barrack Square.
[17 Venice.] of the gondoliers of former days, gliding about in jetty blackness.
The jetty was the way it had always been—flat and solid and surrounded on three sides by water.
Moored at the jetty was another smaller boat, a worn but still serviceable launch, its peeling grey paint lending it a military air.
Her beautiful hands held a cup to the lips of the stranger; while her long hair, escaped from its bands, fell in jetty ringlets, and mingled with his silver locks.
Coolidge reminded us that the physical jetty is only part of the work, which is actually a triad of the "sculpture" in the landscape, an essay by Smithson, and a film documenting the project.