What is another word for slack tide?
Pronunciation: [slˈak tˈa͡ɪd] (IPA) 
Slack tide is a term used to describe the momentary pause in the tide, where there is no movement either inwards or outwards. There are several synonymous terms used for this phenomenon, depending on the specific context. In the fishing industry, slack tide is often referred to as the "stand of tide." In the maritime field, it can also be called "tidal stand" or "slack water." Other times, slack tide may be referred to as the "turn of the tide" or "turning point." However it is referred to, slack tide is a significant moment both for mariners and marine life alike, as it marks a brief respite in the movement of the tides.
