creekfront

English

Etymology

From creek +‎ front.

Noun

creekfront (uncountable)

  1. The waterfront alongside a creek.
    Hypernyms: waterfront < front < place, location
    Coordinate terms: riverfront, lakefront, seafront, oceanfront
    Near-synonyms: creekside, creekbank
    • 2007 June 29, Gretel C. Kovach, “In Texas, Assessing Flood Damage and Preparing for More”, in New York Times‎[1]:
      The Lemenses’ neighbors agreed that creekfront living was not what it used to be.
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