Thesaurus / under tow
FEEDBACK- flood
- spate
- stream
- tendency
- torrent
- trend
- undercurrent
- wave
- course
- direction
- drag
- drift
- ebb
- eddy
- flux
- movement
- race
- run
- rush
- sluice
- undertow
- vortex
- whirlpool
- atmosphere
- aura
- crosscurrent
- feeling
- hint
- inclination
- indication
- intimation
- murmur
- overtone
- sense
- tinge
- undertone
- undertow
- direction
- eddy
- flavor
- insinuation
- propensity
- riptide
- suggestion
- tendency
- tenor
- trace
- trend
- vibes
- vibrations
- underflow
On this page you'll find 74 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to under tow, such as: vortex, eddy, stir, swirl, undercurrent, and undertow.
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How to use under tow in a sentence
Jasper, being now called on to explain what he meant by the under-tow, gave this account of the matter.
THE PATHFINDERJAMES FENIMORE COOPERUnder-tow or upper-tow, the gale has abated; and, fortunately for us all, the anchors have met with good holding-ground.
THE PATHFINDERJAMES FENIMORE COOPERThose who have experienced it, say it is impossible to keep your Feet when caught by the Under Tow.
PUNCHINELLO, VOL. 1, NO. 22, AUGUST 27, 1870VARIOUSIt is simply to end by my telling you that I was drowned by the “under-tow”—actually drowned!
THE BOY TARMAYNE REIDEach wave knocked him into a heap, and the under-tow pulled at him.
THE OPEN BOAT AND OTHER STORIESSTEPHEN CRANEAnd sure enough it was under-tow, the mystery of which was simple.
MARY ANERLEYR. D. BLACKMOREThe under-tow of embarrassment was worse than ever now, and threatened to drag him down.
THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORGUY WETMORE CARRYLPerhaps the mere steady under-tow would suck him down to destruction.
PEAK AND PRAIRIEANNA FULLERThe under-tow is not inconsiderable among the seething currents of life in a two-year-old mining-camp.
PEAK AND PRAIRIEANNA FULLERI refer, of course, to the Under Tow, which has caused some Untoward accidents.
PUNCHINELLO, VOL. 1, NO. 22, AUGUST 27, 1870VARIOUS