A stretch of turbulent water in a river or the sea caused by one current flowing into or across another current.
A strong surface current flowing outwards from a shore.
1 He fought his way out of the riptide and redirected his thoughts.
2 Often he would heave all this out in the same rambling riptide .
3 They think he must have been caught in the riptide and plunged under.
4 You were supposed to do something to get out of a riptide - but what ?
5 And then the distant zeppelins buckled like red gelatinous creatures caught in riptide .
6 She felt like she was caught in a riptide .
7 But the pull was as irresistible as the riptide .
8 Now every hour and sometimes more often, Michael Blake surged through my mind like a riptide .
9 The pounding of my riptide heart seemed hard enough to push me deep under the surface.
10 Four other friends were successfully rescued from the riptide , after a co-ordinated response from the Mozambique Navy.
11 I was about to ask him about his sisters when another thought hit me like a riptide .
12 Is it wrong for me to encourage Dad to swim when the riptide is at its strongest?
13 He looked strangely like Alex Huff-asif he were caught in a riptide he couldn't possibly control.
14 She felt indignation rising up from the pit of her stomach, flooding through her like a riptide .
15 Voices boomed and radios hissed and someone was calling her name but she was helpless against the riptide .
16 For the next few hundred meters, we wormed through a giant traffic jam as if swimming against a riptide .
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