Harbour

[Jessica]

The region in which one motorboats or more colloquially, [the space between] two breasts on a woman. This region previously had not been named and thus derives its name from the common action of placing ones face in between breasts and imitating sounds of a [motorboat]. Because boats dock in a [harbour], this region is referred to as the harbour.

[Dianne]

A place on the coast where ships may moor in shelter, especially one protected from rough water by piers, jetties, and other artificial structures.

[Britney]

([verb]) to [push] into [water]. Specifically, off a harbour.

[Becky]

The correct (and original) [spelling] of the word [Americans] spell as [harbor].