Across
- 2. These types of special tides form when the Moon and Sun are in perpendicular alignment
- 4. Waves move in _______ motion
- 6. Waves crash over the top of themselves because their velocity _______
- 7. Similar to a tsunami, these are huge wind-driven waves associated with hurricanes and tropical storms
- 10. The gravitation pull of the Moon will form two tidal _____ to form on opposite sides of the Earth
- 11. Small breaker walls set up in intervals along a beach. Help slow down longshore drift erosion
- 12. This happens when waves slow down, after moving from deeper to shallower waters
- 14. These types of waves are 'in phase' and build higher amplitude waves
- 15. These headline features form once waves have completely bored a hole through a headland
- 16. These types of special tides form when the Moon and Sun align
- 17. These quiet water coves are protected by a barrier island
- 18. These protruding features form as refraction bends waves to weather opposite sides of the coastline
Down
- 1. These coastline currents run parallel to the shoreline
- 3. Wave depth = 1/2 __________
- 5. These types of waves are 'out of phase' and cancel each other out
- 8. Tides are typically driven by the gravitation pull of the _______
- 9. Waves are driven/formed most commonly by the _____
- 10. Estuaries are where river mouths mix with tidal waters, causing ______ waters
- 13. This is left behind once a sea arch collapses
- 15. This feature is produced by longshore drift depositing beach sand off the shore