1. plural of fiord; narrow inlets of the sea between cliffs or steep slopes, typically formed by glacial erosion
Usage: alternative spelling of fjords

Examples

• The Norwegian fiords are famous for their dramatic beauty.
• We sailed through the deep fiords along the coast.
• The fiords were carved by ancient glaciers millions of years ago.
• Many cruise ships visit the scenic fiords each summer.
• The steep walls of the fiords rise directly from the water.
• Wildlife thrives in the protected waters of the fiords.