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Meaning of "tindal"
Tindal (noun): A term used to describe a tide that occurs every two weeks when the moon is at first or last quarter. It is also known as neap tide
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- A petty officer among lascars; a boatswain's mate; a cockswain.
- An attendant on an army.
- A surname.
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Tindal was born to a distinguished family.
Raptors arrive at Tindal.
Tindal will not give up any details of the mission.
The building still stands, and houses the Tindal Centre, a hospital for people experiencing mental illness.
Tindal will not give up any details of the mission because he was not cleared for it.
They're stationed in Fairbanks and their co is a major Dan tindal.
A Mr Tindal took over the lease.
Simulators at bases in Williamtown, Tindal and Richmond networked for training and mission rehearsal.
Nicholas Tindal repeated these accusations to explain the expedition 's failure.
Since its establishment, Tindal has remained the RAAF 's main operational base in the Northern Territory.
Judge Tindal is perhaps Moulsham Street 's most famous son.
