intransitive verb
Definition: To be secured in a particular place, usually by tying or anchoring, especially in reference to boats or ships.
Example: The boat moored at the dock for the night.
noun
Definition: A large area of open land that is often wet and covered with grass and low plants, typically found in high places.
Example: The hikers enjoyed the beautiful scenery of the moor during their trek.
transitive verb
Definition: To secure a boat or ship in a specific place using ropes, anchors, or other means so that it does not move.
Example: They decided to moor the boat at the dock for the night.