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Traditional English :: tidewaiter
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tidewater.html - n.
hist. a customs officer who boarded ships on their arrival to enforce the customs regulations. |
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Traditional English :: tidewater
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tidewater.html - n.
1 water brought by or affected by tides.
2 (attrib.) US affected by tides (tidewater region). |
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Traditional English :: tidewave
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tidewater.html - n.
an undulation of water passing round the earth and causing high and low tides. |
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Traditional English :: tideway
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tidewater.html - n.
1 a channel in which a tide runs, esp. the tidal part of a river.
2 the ebb or flow in a tidal channel. |
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Traditional English :: tidewaiter
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tidewater.html - n.
hist. a customs officer who boarded ships on their arrival to enforce the customs regulations. |
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Traditional English :: tidewater
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tidewater.html - n.
1 water brought by or affected by tides.
2 (attrib.) US affected by tides (tidewater region). |
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