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outgoing tide

noun as in ebb tide

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They should also avoid fishing during the outgoing tide, which is when most depredation events occur.

During this summer’s visit, Cátia Monteiro, a postdoc in Lima’s lab who recently documented a drop in the abundance of cold-water algae species in this region, surveyed tangles of brown algae draped across rocks by the outgoing tide.

Lave net fishing involves standing waist-deep in an outgoing tide, and trying to grab passing fish in the homemade nets on willow frames.

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On the ebb, or outgoing, tide, the water doesn't drain off equally but gathers in smaller channels caused by bumps and hollows.

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The horse had found its way onto a ledge, but because of the outgoing tide it was over a metre up on slippery rocks.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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