Crossword Clue: Lord Kelvin conceived a machine to predict them
If you're looking for all of the crossword answers for the clue "Lord Kelvin conceived a machine to predict them" then you're in the right place. We found 1 answers for this crossword clue.
If you are stuck trying to answer the crossword clue "Lord Kelvin conceived a machine to predict them", and really can't figure it out, then take a look at the answers below to see if they fit the puzzle you're working on.
Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Lord Kelvin conceived a machine to predict them"
Below is the complete list of answers we found in our database for Lord Kelvin conceived a machine to predict them:
Possibly related crossword clues for "Lord Kelvin conceived a machine to predict them"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Lord Kelvin conceived a machine to predict them:
- Anglers' concerns
- Bay of Fundy attractions
- Bay of Fundy phenomena
- Beach crashers
- Beachcombing concerns
- Astronomical study
- Almanac info
- Causes of beach erosion
- Gravitational effects
- Gravitational phenomena
- Holds, with "over"
- Holidays
- Features of Bay of Fundy
- Ebb and low
- Ebb and neap, e.g.
- Ebb and neap
- Ebb and others
- Ebbing things
- Fundy highs and lows
- Destroyers of many castles
- Destroyers of many small castles
- Destroyers of some castles
- Figures in fisher's tables
- Items in a nautical table
- Harbor pilots' concerns
- Gets over, as a difficulty.
- Clammers' concerns
- Flood and neap
- Flood and spring
- Flood, neap, etc.
- In-and-out ocean phenomena
- Coastal phenomena
- Helps enough to keep going, with "over"
- Helps through a tough time, with "over"
- Helps through difficulty, with "over"
- Current events?
- Currents
- High and low, e.g.
- High and low phenomena
- High and low waters
- Highs and lows of the ocean
- Proverbial non-waiters
- Keeps us going, ... us over
- Rises and falls
- Some almanac info
- Motions caused by the moon
- Motions of oceans
- Some concerns of tars
- Mariners' concerns
- Maritime phenomena
- Traditional almanac data
- Ocean comers and goers
- Ocean currents
- Ocean cycles
- Ocean motions
- Ocean movements
- Ocean phases
- Ocean phenomena
- Ocean variations
- Ocean view
- Ocean's highs and lows
- Oceans' motions
- Ocean's motions
- Oceans' rises and falls
- Ocean's rises and falls
- Ship captain's concern
- The moon affects them
- Shore slappers
- Shore-slappers
- "The Prince of ---"
- "The Prince of ___"
- ''The Prince of ___''
- Shoreline changers
- Shoreline phenomena
- Listings in a nautical table
- Nautical almanac info
- Nautical almanac topics
- Nautical table listing
- Navigator's concerns
- Large trends
- Neap and ebb
- Neap and rip
- Neap and spring
- Neap, flood, etc.
- Metaphor for tendencies
- Meteorology concerns
- Pat Conroy's "The Prince of __"
- Potential sandcastle destroyers
- Lord Kelvin conceived a machine to predict them
- Recurring events
- Minas Basin's claim to fame
- Norfolk minor league baseball team
- Moon-driven phenomena
- Moon effects
- Moon-related phenomena
- These wait for no man
- They come and go at the beach
- Sailing concerns
- They come in and out
- Sailors' concerns
- They ebb and flow
- They get high on the beach every day
- They get high twice a day
- They go in and out and in and out
- They go in and out
- They have highs and lows
- They have their highs and lows
- Surfer's concern
- Surfer's concerns
- Surges
- Watery ups and downs
- They might be "High," to Blondie
- They might be "High" to Blondie
- They rise and fall in the sea
- They rise and fall periodically
- They roll in
- Sand castle destroyers
- Sand-castle wreckers
- Sandcastle wreckers
- Weather page data
- Weather-page info
- Weather-page stats
- They're influenced by the moon
- Sea fluctuations
- Sea motions
- Sea movements
- Sea rhythms
Recent Usage of Lord Kelvin conceived a machine to predict them in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Lord Kelvin conceived a machine to predict them" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Lord Kelvin conceived a machine to predict them in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Newsday - April 25, 2015
