I. transitive verb
Etymology: in- (II) + shore (n.)
obsolete : to put on or bring to shore
II. (ˈ)in| ̷ ̷, ənˈ ̷ ̷ adjective
Etymology: from the phrase in shore
: situated or carried on near shore : moving toward shore
inshore fishing
an inshore wind
III. adverb
Etymology: from the phrase in shore
: to or toward shore : near shore
drifted inshore during the night