Tidewater (noun)

The water of a coastal area that is affected by the rise and fall of the tide.

Origin:

The word tidewater is a combination of the words "tide" and "water", it refers to the water that is affected by the tide.

Examples:

1. Tidewater is a term used to describe the coastal region that is affected by the tide.
2. The tide can have a significant effect on the water levels and currents of the tidewater region.
3. Many species of fish and shellfish are found in tidewater areas.
4. Tidewater areas are popular spots for recreational activities such as fishing, boating, and swimming.
5. The tide can cause flooding in low-lying areas during high tide, while leaving mudflats exposed during low tide.