lagoon

/ləˈɡun/
noun
  1. A shallow body of water separated from a larger sea or ocean by a barrier such as a reef, sandbar, or island.
    • Many birds nest on the small islands inside the lagoon.
    • The tropical lagoon was perfect for snorkeling because the water was calm and clear.
    • The hotel was built right on the edge of a beautiful blue lagoon.
  2. A small, shallow lake or pond, especially one connected to a larger body of water.
    • The park has a small lagoon where visitors can rent paddleboats.
    • The lagoon behind the dunes is home to many fish and crabs.
    • Alligators sometimes sun themselves on the banks of the lagoon.
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