Lagoon

/ləˈɡuːn/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A shallow body of water separated from a larger sea or ocean by a barrier such as a sandbar or coral reef.

The resort is built on the edge of a tranquil lagoon, perfect for snorkeling.

An area of water that is shallow and has a mixture of fresh and saltwater, often found in coastal regions.

The lagoon was teeming with wildlife, including various fish and birds.

A protected area of water that provides a habitat for marine life.

Boaters are encouraged to navigate carefully through the lagoon to avoid disturbing the ecosystem.

From Italian 'laguna', from Latin 'lacuna' meaning 'pool, pond'.

blue lagoon

A stunning swimming area or paradise.

lagooning

Relaxing near or in a lagoon.

estuary

Where a river meets the sea and fresh water meets salt water.

wetland

Land consisting of marshes or swamps.

A place of relaxation and beauty.

Let's go chill at the lagoon this weekend.

A fun spot for friends to gather.

The lagoon is our favorite hangout this summer.