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• ___ and flow

• ___ Tide (1965 hit song)

• ___ Tide (Righteous Brothers hit song)

• ___ Tide (Righteous Brothers hit)

• A drop in the ocean

• A tide

• A tide that's not high

• Abate

• At a low ___

• At low___(in decline)

• Aurora Leigh poet's initials

• Back flow

• Back off, in a way

• Backward flow

• Be on the wane

• Become less intense

• Become tide down?

• Cabaret lyricist

• Cabaret lyricist Fred

• Chicago lyricist

• Chicago lyricist Fred

• Companion of flow

• Decay

• Decline

• Decline gradually

• Decline gradually, as a tide

• Decrease

• Die away

• Die down

• Diminish

• Drain away

• Draw away from shore

• Draw away from shore, as a tide

• Drift away

• Drop

• Drop in the ocean

• Dwindle

• Dwindle down

• Ease

• Ease off

• Emulate a tide

• Fade away

• Fade, like the tide

• Fall

• Fall away, as a tide

• Fall back

• Fall back from the flood stage

• Fall back, as a tide

• Fall back, as the ocean

• Fall back, as the tide

• Fall off

• Fall off, as the tide

• Flag

• Flood stage

• Flood's counterpart

• Flood's opposite

• Flow away

• Flow away, as a tide

• Flow back

• Flow back, as a tide

• Flow back, as the tide

• Flow counterpart

• Flow out

• Flow partner

• Flow's backwash

• Flow's companion

• Flow's pal

• Go back

• Go back, as the tide

• Go down

• Go down slowly

• Go down, as the tide

• Go out

• Go out at the shore

• Go out from the shore

• Go out on the beach

• Go out to sea

• Go out with a flow

• Go out, at the beach

• Go out, in a way

• Go out, like the tide

• Go to a lower level

• Go with the flow, perhaps

• Go with the flow, sometimes

• Go with the flow?

• Gradual decline

• Gradually lessen

• Grow weaker

• Industrial/goth band Nitzer ___

• Initials of the woman who wrote, How do I love thee? Let me count the ways

• It usually occurs twice a day at the shore

• Kander collaborator

• Kander's Broadway composing partner

• Kander's Cabaret collaborator

• Kander's partner

• Kind of tide

• Lessen

• Lessen, as support

• Liza With a Z songwriter

• Lose intensity

• Lose steam

• Low ___

• Low point

• Moderate

• Move back, as a tide

• Move like the tide, half the time

• Mr. Cellophane lyricist

• One of the tides

• Ooze away

• Opposite of flow

• Opposite of rise

• Outward flow

• Outward flow of the tide

• Outward tidal flow

• Partner of flow

• Period of decline

• Peter out

• Poetic monogram

• Point of decline

• Pull away from shore

• Pull out

• Pull out, on the beach

• Recede

• Recede gradually

• Recede gradually, as the tide

• Recede to the sea

• Recede, as a tide

• Recede, as the 12D

• Recede, as the Bay of Fundy tide

• Recede, as the tide

• Recede, at the beach

• Recede, like the tide

• Recede, like tidal waters

• Receding tide

• Recession

• Reduce in intensity

• Reflux

• Reflux of the tide

• Regress

• Retreat

• Retreating tide

• Retrocede

• Retrograde

• Return to previous levels

• Righteous Brothers ___ Tide

• Shrink

• Shrink back from shore

• Slack off

• Slacken

• Slowly decrease

• Songwriting duo Kander and ___

• State of decline

• Subside

• Subside, as the sea

• Taper off

• The Rink lyricist

• Tidal action

• Tidal flow

• Tidal movement

• Tidal reflux

• Tidal retreat

• Tidal return

• Tidal withdrawal

• Tide that reveals many golf balls at Pebble Beach, maybe

• Tide type

• Tide under a moonset

• Trail off

• Type of tide

• Undergo recession

• Wash out to sea

• Weaken

• Weakening

• Withdraw

• The outward flow of the tide

• A gradual decline (in size or strength or power or number)