0 a strong current flowing underwater in a different direction to the way the water on the surface is moving, especially one that flows away from the land at the same time as a wave hits the beach --
1 a strong current that flows under water away from a beach at the same time as waves on the surface move toward the beach --
Zicatela is still a surfers beach, with the strong undertow making the area unsuitable for swimming.
Swimming is strongly not encouraged off any of these beaches as they face open ocean and have heavy undertows riptides and current.
Kamuy often have very specific associations for instance, there is a kamuy of the undertow.
Undertow spends about twelve years being a small fish, for which he is bitter.
Bereavement, loneliness, disappointment and the search for happiness, number amongst his themes, and the melancholy undertow is offset by firm faith in divine providence.
Undertow serves as a conduit for artists to release their albums to a wider audience through digital, retail, and direct sales outlets.
For about 50 years there was a strong undertow of prejudice against support from the public purse for anything as intangible as that sort of work.
At times that undertow assumed proportions of such violence that it was even a threat to the established and very important work which had been going on.
