What is another word for mooring?
Pronunciation: [mˈʊ͡əɹɪŋ] (IPA) 
A mooring is defined as a place where a ship or boat is secured or a device used to hold a vessel in place. Synonyms for the word "mooring" include anchorage, berth, quay, slip, dock, pier, jetty, wharf, and marina. An anchorage provides a safe place for boats to anchor and rest while a berth refers to a designated place on the dock where a ship is tied up. A quay and slip are both structures located along a shoreline where boats can be tied up for loading and unloading. A dock is a structure that extends into the water and is used for boarding and disembarking, while a pier is a long structure that extends into the water to allow vessels to dock. A jetty is a wall built out into the water to serve as a barrier against waves, while a wharf is a structure used for loading and unloading goods.
