Definition: Harbor Bay is a bay in the state of Washington, United States, located at the mouth of Puget Sound. The word "harbor" refers to a body of water or land that extends through an inlet where boats can pass without friction or obstruction; it often includes a channel for ships to move through. In this context, a harbor is typically used in maritime trade and allows ships to navigate safely between the landward side of a bay and its outlet. The word "bay" refers to an area of water formed by a body of water with a low elevation at the mouth of the river or sea. In this context, a bay may refer to a narrow channel extending from one shore of a lake or pond into another. It is often used in maritime contexts to describe a passage for ships through narrow channels that are not easily accessible by other means such as boats and canoes. So in summary, "Harbor Bay" is a bay located on the Pacific Ocean, where vessels can safely navigate between landward side and outlet of the mouth of Puget Sound.

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