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land-tide

land-tide noun: the undulating or rising motion of air in certain conditions, such as a day without rain.

Noun

land-tide (uncountable)

  1. (UK, dated) The undulating or rising motion of air in certain conditions, such as a day without rain.

Questions about land-tide

What does land-tide mean?
Land-tide means the undulating or rising motion of air in certain conditions, such as a day without rain.
What part of speech is land-tide?
Land-tide is a noun.

Words near land-tide in the dictionary

  1. land-sharked
  2. land-sharking
  3. land-sharks
  4. land-surface
  5. land-take
  6. land-tide
  7. land-use
  8. land-yacht
  9. land-yachts
  10. Landa
  11. landability

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