0 that part of a town etc which faces the sea or a lake -- søpromenade; havnefront
He lives on the waterfront.
The waterfront has been disregarded.
The subjects of local rulers who lived in fiefs that included parts of the coastline were allowed to fish in the waters adjacent to their waterfront.
The 'systematic review' of the available evidence has emerged as the favoured instrument, and research syntheses are now commissioned and conducted right across the policy waterfront.
Hundreds of people gathered at the waterfront, including a choir that had been invited to give a concert.
To the west, there is a triangular area that we recommend be reserved for a convention hall on the waterfront.
The car park will be located behind the lifeboat station, between the waterfront and the cliffs.
This will form a very large triangular area with a long-side facing the waterfront.
By the mid-thirteenth century bath-houses providing hot baths in return for payment had appeared in the waterfront district and were commonly associated with vice.
