Crossword Clue: Occurrence in the moon's first quarter
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- -- tide
- __ tide
- ___ tide (ocean event that happens twice a month)
- ___ tide (semimonthly event)
- ___ tide
- ____ tide
- _____ tide
- A high tide.
- A kind of tide
- A less-than-average tide
- A low tide
- A tide type
- A tide
- A type of tide
- Bimonthly tide
- Biweekly tide
- "Farmer's Almanac" adjective
- Certain tide
- Ebb's relative
- Half moon tide
- Half-moon tide
- It occurs during the third quarter of the moon
- It's a tide
- First-quarter-moon tide
- First quarter moon tide
- First-quarter moon tide
- It's midway between two springs
- High tide's lowest level
- Highest low tide
- Tongue of a wagon
- Tongue of a Yankee's cart
- Kind of tide.
- Kind of tide
- Like some tides
- Occurrence after the first and third quarters of the moon
- Occurrence at the moon's first quarter
- Occurrence in the moon's first quarter
- Quarter moon tide
- Quarter-moon tide
- Shore occurrence
- Sort of tide
- Wagon tongue.
- Wagon tongue
- Nautical almanac word
- Post-first quarter tide
- One kind of tide
- Recurring marine event
- Low, as the tide
- Least in difference between high and low tides
- Low high tide
- Least tide in lunar month.
- One of the tides
- Least-varying tide
- Least varying tide
- Low tide
- Lowest high tide
- Lowest level of high tide
- Lowest tidal range
- Lowest tide
- Minimal high tide
- Minimal tide type
- Minimal tide
- Minimum-range tide
- Minimum tide
- Lunar cycle adjective in the "Farmer's Almanac"
- One type of tide
- Less than average tide
- Less-than-average tide
- Opposite of spring, tide-wise
- Opposite of spring tide.
- Opposite of spring, tidewise
- Opposite of spring
- Like a half-moon tide
- Twice-a-month tide
- Twice-monthly oceanic event
- Twice-monthly tide
- Weak tide
- Weak type of tide
- Type of tide
- Type variety
- Third-quarter occurence
- Third-quarter phenomenon
- Third-quarter tide
- Spring-__ cycle: tidal phenomenon
- Spring tide counterpart
- Spring tide
- Spring tide's counterpart
- Spring tide's kin
- Spring's counterpart, tidewise
- Spring's counterpart
- Spring's cyclic counterpart
- Spring's opposite, in tides
- Spring's opposite, oceanwise
- Spring's opposite, tidewise
- Spring's opposite
- Tidal adjective
- Tidal occurence
- Tidal stage
- Tidal term
- Tidal type
- Tide after the first and third quarters of the moon
- Tide at the moon's first quarter
- Tide between springs
- Tide classification
- Tide descriptor
- Tide designation
- Tide during the moon's first quarter
- Tide during the moon's third quarter
- Tide level
- Tide not likely to cause a flood
- Tide of minimum range
- Tide or wagon tongue
- Tide phase
- Tide stage
- Tide status
- Tide table term
- Tide term
- Tide type
- Tide variety
- Tide with the least difference between the high and low
- Tide with the smallest vertical range
- Tide
- Tides
- Time of minimal lunar pull, at the beach
- Semimonthly tide
- Term on a tide table
Recent Usage of Occurrence in the moon's first quarter in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Feb. 26, 2009
