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	Eng ID	Term	Definition
	5481	tide: falling	The portion of the TIDE CYCLE between HIGH WATER and the following LOW WATER. Also called ebb tide. The opposite is RISING TIDE.
	5482	tide: flood	See TIDE: RISING.
	5483	tide: half	The condition or TIME of the TIDE when at the level midway between any given HIGH TIDE and the following or preceding LOW TIDE.
	5484	tide: high	See HIGH WATER.
	5485	tide: leeward (or lee)	A TIDAL CURRENT setting in the same direction as that in which the WIND is blowing. Also called leeward tidal current.
	5486	tide: low	See LOW WATER.
	5487	tide: lunar	That part of the TIDE due solely to the TIDE-PRODUCING FORCES of the MOON, as distinguished from that part caused by the forces of the SUN. ... more That part of the TIDE due solely to the TIDE-PRODUCING FORCES of the MOON, as distinguished from that part caused by the forces of the SUN. See TIDE: SOLAR.
	5488	tide: meteorological	A change in water level caused by local meteorological conditions, in contrast to an ASTRONOMICAL TIDE caused by the attraction of the SUN a... more A change in water level caused by local meteorological conditions, in contrast to an ASTRONOMICAL TIDE caused by the attraction of the SUN and MOON.
	5489	tide: mid-extreme	A level midway between the extreme HIGH WATER and extreme LOW WATER occurring at a place. See HALF-TIDE LEVEL.
	5490	tide: mixed	The TYPE OF TIDE in which a diurnal WAVE produces large INEQUALITIES in HEIGHTS and/or durations of successive HIGH and/or LOW WATERS. Thi... more The TYPE OF TIDE in which a diurnal WAVE produces large INEQUALITIES in HEIGHTS and/or durations of successive HIGH and/or LOW WATERS. This term applies to the TIDES intermediate to those predominantly semidiurnal and those predominantly diurnal.
	5491	tides: mixed diurnal	Diurnal tides which become semidiurnal with a considerable decrease of range when the moon's declination is small.
	5492	tides: mixed semidiurnal	Semidiurnal tides with noticeable inequality in corresponding extremes.
	5493	tide(s): neap	The TIDES of decreased RANGE occurring near the TIMES of FIRST and LAST QUARTER.
	5494	tide: oceanic	The periodic rise and fall of the earth's oceans resulting from gravitational interactions between the sun, moon, and earth.
	5495	tide: partial	One of the harmonic components comprising the TIDE at any point. The periods of the partial tides are derived from various combinations of... more One of the harmonic components comprising the TIDE at any point. The periods of the partial tides are derived from various combinations of the ANGULAR VELOCITIES of EARTH, SUN, MOON, and STARS relative to each other. See HARMONIC CONSTITUENT.
	5496	tide(s): perigean	TIDES of increased RANGE occurring when the MOON is near PERIGEE.
	5497	tide(s): predicted	The expected TIMES and HEIGHTS of the TIDE as given in the TIDE TABLES in advance of their occurrence.
	5498	tide: primary	That part of a tidal UNDULATION that is the direct response to a TIDE-PRODUCING FORCE.
	5499	tide(s): quarter-diurnal	The TIDE resulting from the distortion of the normal TIDE in SHALLOW WATER with four HIGH WATERS and four LOW WATERS during one day. See als... more The TIDE resulting from the distortion of the normal TIDE in SHALLOW WATER with four HIGH WATERS and four LOW WATERS during one day. See also TIDE(S): SHALLOW WATER.
	5500	tide: rising	The portion of the TIDE CYCLE between LOW WATER and the following HIGH WATER. Also called flood tide. The opposite is FALLING TIDE.
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