1. To support by a prop or shore.

2. Of Shear.

3. To set on shore.

4. The coast or land adjacent to the sea, a large lake or a river.

5. A prop or support for a building or a ship on the stocks.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• shaoe,
• shote,
• shoch,
• shouer,
• ashere,
• shoth,
• shooe,
• schore,
• shole,
• shapre,
• shoer,
• sharew,
• srore,
• chiore,
• shere,
• shary,
• sharea,
• chare,
• shur,
• sowre

• Shara,
• Sherie,
• sore,
• shariah,
• Shera,
• sharia,
• shorea,
• Sher,
• shier,
• Sharri,
• share,
• sharrow,
• Sheri,
• Shirah,
• shire,
• Sherri,
• Sheree,
• sherry,
• Shira,
• Sharee,
• Sharie,
• shear,
• sherrow,
• SHUR,
• shower,
• Shery,
• showery,
• Sherrie,
• sheer,
• shirey,
• shor,
• shari,
• shorey,
• shirr,
• shrew.

The adverb for the word "shore" is "shorward", although it is not commonly used and considered archaic.

The adjective form of the word "shore" is "shoreline".

The plural of the "shore" can be the "shores".

The singular of the "shore" can be the "shore".