Referring Clues

• Period of decline
• Point of decline
• Flood stage
• Decline
• Recede
• Go back
• Retrocede
• Abate
• Tidal movement
• Subside
• Wane
• Go down
• Fall off
• Diminish
• Outward flow
• Dwindle
• Decay
• Sink
• Drop
• Fall back
• Go out
• Flow back
• Flow's partner
• Recede, at the beach
• Low ___
• Reflux
• Wash out to sea
• Decrease
• Shrink
• Withdraw
• Gradual decline
• Flow back, as the tide
• Kander's Broadway composing partner
• Fade away
• Go out, on the beach
• Move like the tide, half the time
• Fall away
• Go with the flow, perhaps
• A drop in the ocean
• A drop in the ocean?
• Peter out
• Tide type
• Shrink back from shore
• Lose steam
• Tidal retreat
• Fall off, as the tide
• Fall back from the flood stage
• Draw away from shore
• Recede, as the tide
• Pull away from shore
• Go out from the shore
• "Chicago" lyricist Fred
• Die down
• Flow out
• Go out, at the beach
• Fall back, as the ocean
• "Chicago" lyricist
• Regress
• Lose intensity
• Go down slowly
• "Cabaret" lyricist
• "Mr. Cellophane" lyricist
• "___ Tide" (Righteous Brothers hit song)
• Reflux of the tide
• Gradually lessen
• Flow's counterpart
• Retrograde
• Go out at the shore
• At a low ___
• Flow partner
• Tidal action
• Taper off
• Decline gradually
• Tidal withdrawal
• Go out to sea
• Slacken
• Go to a lower level
• Kander's collaborator
• Lessen
• Go out, in a way
• Tidal reflux
• Outward tidal flow
• Companion of flow
• Fall back, as a tide
• Partner of flow
• Emulate a tide
• Recede to the sea
• Go out, like the tide
• Tide's retreat
• Pull back
• Go with the flow?
• Flow counterpart
• Flow away, as a tide
• Grow weaker
• Fall away, as a tide
• Flood's opposite
• Flag
• A tide that's not high
• Recede gradually
• Draw away from shore, as a tide
• Recede, as a tide
• Become less intense
• Decline gradually, as a tide
• Go with the flow, sometimes
• Kander's "Cabaret" collaborator
• Weaken
• ___ and flow
• Return to previous levels
• Slowly decrease
• Slowly decrease
• Flow back, as a tide
• "Liza With a Z" songwriter
• Tidal return
• Drop in the ocean?
• It usually occurs twice a day at the shore
• Opposite of rise
• Undergo recession
• 'Chicago' lyricist
• Ocean motion
• Suffer a recession?
• 'Cabaret' lyricist
• 'Cabaret' lyricist Fred
• Ease off
• Trail off
• Die away
• Backward flow
• Recede gradually, as the tide
• Go back, as the tide
• Dwindle down
• Move back, as a tide
• Companion of "flow"
• One of the tides
• Move away
• Go out, as a tide
• Tide reflux
• Drop back
• Move out, like a tide
• 'Chicago' lyricist Fred
• Go down, as the tide
• Current type
• Wash out to sea, as a tide
• Go out on the beach
• Receding tide
• Low point
• Gradually subside
• Fall back, as the tide
• Fall back, tidewise
• Descent
• "Flow" companion
• Leave shore, perhaps
• Slack off
• ___ tide
• Fade
• A tide will do it
• Type of tide
• Decline, as in popularity
• Tidal decline
• Flow's companion
• Diminution
• Weaken in intensity
• Kind of tide
• Fall back from the shore
• Regression
• Recede like a tide
• Fall back slowly
• The Righteous Brothers' "___ Tide"
• Drop off
• Emulate a certain tide
• Retreat
• Retrogress
• Recess, as water
• Diminish gradually
• Go out, as the tide
• Diminish, as strength
• Recede, (as a tide)
• Slowly decline
• Draw back
• Ease off, as a tide
• Emulate a weak tide
• Fade away, as a tide
• Retreat as a tide
• Fall back gradually
• Dwindle, as enthusiasm
• Fall back, like the tide
• Tidal flow
• Tidal motion
• Fade, like the tide
• Withdraw, as the tide
• Become less intense, as a tide
• Go out with a flow
• What a tide may do
• Recede, like the tide
• Go back, like the tide
• Neap tide's opposite
• Industrial/goth band Nitzer ___
• Righteous Brothers "___ Tide"
• "Control, I'm Here" Nitzer ___
• Platters "___ Tide"
• Police "Blue whale beached by a spring tide's ___"
• EBM band Nitzer ___
• Finally wave bye-bye and go out
• Decline of Thatcherite released from bird
• Go out with Victorian female poet for starters
• Lessen over time
• Go out after a rise
• Lessen, as enthusiasm
• Drift back
• Low level
• Go back out to sea, as a tide
• Flow away
• Flow back (of tide)
• Go down, like the tide
• Go out with poetess, initially
• Go down and out as one with fleet?
• A drop in the ocean?
• Shrink back from the shore
• Drop of water
• Decline slowly
• Recession
• Move back towards the sea
• Go down, like the ocean's tide
• Shore leave?
• Lessen, as support
• Flow's opposite
• Flow's mate
• Flow back out to the sea
• Dwindle, as support
• Flow back to the sea
• Go back out, as a tide
• Drift back to the sea
• Tide's weak action
• Ease up
• Fall back, water-wise
• Roll back, as a tide
• Flow out, as the tide
• Dwindle, as strength
• Go slowly
• A tide movement
• Recede, on the beach
• With "and" and 56-Down, tide's movement
• Gradually weaken
• Gradually decline
• Lessen gradually
• Go out on the beach?
• Retreat, as the tide
• Move offshore, say
• Word from Old Norse for "place where water backs up"
• Tide's outward flow
• Recede back into the Pacific
• Tidal recession
• Antonym of "onrush"
• Tide variety
• Abatement
• Recede to the ocean
• Decline gradually back into the sea
• Roll back, as the tide
• Recede like water
• Coastal retreat?
• Flow's tidal opposite
• Slide back into the sea, as a tide
• Tail off
• Flow back from the shore
• Drift back from the shore to the sea
• Move like a nonaggressive tide
• Tide movement
• Subside like the tide
• What tides do about twice a day
• Move back
• Be meek, as a tide
• Opposite of flow
• Beach retreat?
• Recede back to the sea
• Motion of the ocean
• Seaside retreat?
• Gradually lessen as a tide
• Go back down
• Gradually let up
• Slowly move back, as a tide
• Draw back like the tide
• Counterpart of flow
• Recede to the sea, as a tide
• What a weak tide will do
• Move like a tide rolling out