A list of 13 words by gangerh.
- back-of-the-fridgetidewas added by gangerh and appears on just this list
- lissometidewas added by gangerh and appears on 2 lists
- out-of-my-treetidewas added by gangerh and appears on just this list
- webtidewas added by gangerh and appears on just this list
- blogtidewas added by gangerh and appears on just this list
- peptidewas added by gangerh and appears on 14 lists
- betidewas added by gangerh and appears on 28 lists
- noontidewas added by gangerh and appears on 15 lists
- whitsuntidewas added by gangerh and appears on 5 lists
- nucleotidewas added by gangerh and appears on 7 lists
- childtidewas added by gangerh and appears on just this list
- yuletidewas added by gangerh and appears on 9 lists
- schooltidewas added by gangerh and appears on just this list
fbharjo commented on the list time-and-tide
nucleotide
February 24, 2008
fbharjo commented on the list time-and-tide
noontide
February 24, 2008
fbharjo commented on the list time-and-tide
whitsuntide
February 24, 2008
gangerh commented on the list time-and-tide
Ta, f. I'll take those. And a special ta for 'nucleotide' which is new to me.
February 24, 2008
treeseed commented on the list time-and-tide
How about "betide"?
As in woe betide if you don't do your homework!
February 24, 2008
gangerh commented on the list time-and-tide
Ta, T.
February 24, 2008
sionnach commented on the list time-and-tide
Brontide, shrovetide, euphotide (aka gabbro), octreotide (a cancer therapy), mercaptide.
For most of the liturgical holidays, I think the 'tide' suffix can be used: e.g. christmastide, eastertide, but also less common holidays such as lammastide, michaelmastide etc.
I've seen 'ebbtide' written both as one and two words; same goes for 'riptide'.
February 24, 2008