Across
- 3. A curved, coastal inlet between two headlands, often with a beach.
- 6. A hollow feature at the base of a cliff, carved out by wave erosion.
- 7. A raised ridge on a beach formed by wave action.
- 8. The process where rocks and pebbles in the waves collide and become smaller and smoother.
- 10. The movement of sediment along the coast by wave action.
- 13. A narrow stretch of sand or shingle extending into the sea from the coast.
- 15. The force of waves compressing air into cracks, breaking rock apart.
- 16. A coastal landform created when waves erode a headland, forming an opening.
Down
- 1. A high, rocky coastal area that juts out into the sea.
- 2. A flat, rocky surface left behind as cliffs erode.
- 4. The process where waves drop sand and sediments to form new landforms.
- 5. A landform made of sand, pebbles, and sediments deposited by waves.
- 6. A steep face of rock or earth found along coasts, shaped by erosion.
- 9. A sand or shingle ridge connecting an island to the mainland.
- 11. A tall, isolated rock left standing in the sea after coastal erosion.
- 12. The process of wearing away rocks and land by waves and wind.
- 14. A ridge of sand or shingle that blocks off a bay or lagoon.