Obs. [f. tide’s, poss. of TIDE sb.] The way of the tide; = TIDEWAY.
1627. Capt. Smith, Seaman’s Gram., i. 1. You may hale in a ship … out of the tides way.
1793. Smeaton, Edystone L., § 157. A vessel lies … at moorings, though in a Tide’s-way.
