tiderip
/ˈtaɪdˌrɪp/
noun
- A stretch of rough, choppy water caused by the meeting of opposing currents or a current passing over an uneven bottom.
- The boat shuddered as it entered the tiderip near the reef.
- A tiderip can appear suddenly when the tide changes and currents clash.
- Swimmers were warned to stay away from the tiderip because of the dangerous currents.
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