Add to ORKGtide ripWe were between the mainland and a few low islands on our left, when suddenly we struck a most remarkable "tide rip", as it is called. The rippling of the water, with low, even lappings... extended all around and about us, a mile at least in each direction. Cross currents made long furrows here, while there, broad sheets presented the same even ripple as far as the eye could reach.PRINTED ITEM G.M. StoryJuly 1963Not usedNot usedWithdrawntide n in nfld dict
run nAs has been said the tides are of no great size at the Atlantic coast, but they are sufficie...
storm nIn early winter the tide rose four feet higher than the highest tide they had ever known. T...
served[the vessel] was in the river about half a mile below, but could not come any higher till the...
tide ripI said, "We'm gettin' handy to land now," I said, "We'm gone through the tide rip an' nort...
tide ripsLet me feel my dory lift/ To the broad Atlantic combers, / Where the tide rips swirl and ...
tide ripAn' she got in a tide rip when she got in the shoal tickle in Lewisporte, an' they had lik...
tide rip...an she was a bad boat, in rough water; she got in a tide rip. A gale o' wind in- the win...
duckish n. . . the wind veered as the sun sank, and 'headed' us continually. The northern current w...
landwash nThis term is always used in Newfoundland for the margin of the sea, meaning that strip o...
landwash nThat part of the shore which is within the reach of the water in heavy gales of wind.PRIN...
tideripsI guess he found it easier getting under a Motor car than gettinng up at 2 a.m. and going ...
ground swellA sudden swell preceding a gale, which rises along / shore, often in fine weather, and ...
reach nGreat Tides! You filled the reaches up Under the North's wild blow; . . .PRINTED ITE...
A mathematical model is developed which extends the theory of rip currents developed by Bowen (1969b...
A mathematical model is developed which extends the theory of rip currents developed by Bowen (1969b...
run nAs has been said the tides are of no great size at the Atlantic coast, but they are sufficie...
storm nIn early winter the tide rose four feet higher than the highest tide they had ever known. T...
served[the vessel] was in the river about half a mile below, but could not come any higher till the...
tide ripI said, "We'm gettin' handy to land now," I said, "We'm gone through the tide rip an' nort...
tide ripsLet me feel my dory lift/ To the broad Atlantic combers, / Where the tide rips swirl and ...
tide ripAn' she got in a tide rip when she got in the shoal tickle in Lewisporte, an' they had lik...
tide rip...an she was a bad boat, in rough water; she got in a tide rip. A gale o' wind in- the win...
duckish n. . . the wind veered as the sun sank, and 'headed' us continually. The northern current w...
landwash nThis term is always used in Newfoundland for the margin of the sea, meaning that strip o...
landwash nThat part of the shore which is within the reach of the water in heavy gales of wind.PRIN...
tideripsI guess he found it easier getting under a Motor car than gettinng up at 2 a.m. and going ...
ground swellA sudden swell preceding a gale, which rises along / shore, often in fine weather, and ...
reach nGreat Tides! You filled the reaches up Under the North's wild blow; . . .PRINTED ITE...
A mathematical model is developed which extends the theory of rip currents developed by Bowen (1969b...
A mathematical model is developed which extends the theory of rip currents developed by Bowen (1969b...
run nAs has been said the tides are of no great size at the Atlantic coast, but they are sufficie...
storm nIn early winter the tide rose four feet higher than the highest tide they had ever known. T...
served[the vessel] was in the river about half a mile below, but could not come any higher till the...