High tide and Top

High tide

High tide noun - The tide when the water is highest.
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Synonyms for High tide

Top and high tide are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Top" instead a noun phrase "High tide".

Top

Top noun - The highest part or point.
Usage example: a hawk's nest at the very top of the tree

High tide and top are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "High tide" instead a noun "Top".

Nearby Words: topping, topmost, toping, toped

Both terms in one sentence

  • Absurdly Spacious Sewer Seattle had a major fire in 1889, and to make sewage flow out into the sea (at high tide, it had a habit of... going the other way from outhouses) they simply rebuilt everything on top of the old foundations.
  • Track Trouble In the TUGS episode "High Tide", when Top Hat, Zebedee, and Zak come across a narrow canal with a railway bridge above it, the high tide causes Zebedee's steel rig to damage the bridge.
    Source: Track Trouble
  • Western Animation / TUGS Track Trouble: In "High Tide", when Top Hat, Zebedee, and Zak come across a narrow canal with a railway bridge above it, the high tide causes Zebedee's steel rig to damage the bridge.
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