tide day
tide day noun: the interval between two high tides at a given place that are around a day apart (equal to 1.03505010026781 days, or 1 day, 50 minutes, 28.33 seconds).
Noun
tide day (plural tide days)
- The interval between two high tides at a given place that are around a day apart (equal to 1.03505010026781 days, or 1 day, 50 minutes, 28.33 seconds)
Forms of tide day
| plural | tide days |
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Questions about tide day
- What does tide day mean?
- Tide day means the interval between two high tides at a given place that are around a day apart (equal to 1.03505010026781 days, or 1 day, 50 minutes, 28.33 seconds).
- What part of speech is tide day?
- Tide day is a noun.
- What is the plural of tide day?
- The plural of tide day is tide days.
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