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The strong winds caused whitecaps to form on the surface of the lake.whitecaps = wind-blown waves with white foam at their crest
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The restaurant has a beautiful ocean view. You can almost always waves breaking on shore as well as distant whitecaps.
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The water by this time was a chaos of whitecaps that threatened to swamp and capsize his tiny craft. (source)
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Land slung as a distant line, surfacing only now and then between whitecaps. (source)
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Even when struck by whitecaps, the patches held. (source)
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The sea glides along far below, spattered with the countless chevrons of whitecaps. (source)
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Her spirits bobbed like the whitecaps in the harbor as the boat pulled away from the black hull of the Dolphin. (source)whitecaps = wind-blown waves with white foam at their crest
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What had happened was an ocean sky, with whitecap clouds.† (source)whitecap = a wind-blown wave with white foam at its crest
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Thick fog rose from the whitecapped waters and engulfed the bridge's towers.† (source)whitecapped = describing a wave as wind-blown with white foam at its crest
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Beyond the buoys the bay is dark purple, the waves brushed over with whitecaps.† (source)whitecaps = wind-blown waves with white foam at their crest
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I seem to see old Colgate's face beneath an occasional whitecap.† (source)whitecap = a wind-blown wave with white foam at its crest
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We were already out tying up by the time our wake caught up; it pitched all the boats around and slopped over the dock and whitecapped around the docks like we'd brought the sea home with us.† (source)whitecapped = describing a wave as wind-blown with white foam at its crest
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Boiling waves crashed into the narrow channel, their whitecaps glowing in the darkness, their hungry roars reaching her ears.† (source)whitecaps = wind-blown waves with white foam at their crest
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Its blue had darkened and changed, and here and there at the edge of things could be seen a little whitecap.† (source)whitecap = a wind-blown wave with white foam at its crest
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Then the call came again, cutting through the harmony of the wind's endless song like a whitecapped wave on a still pond.† (source)whitecapped = describing a wave as wind-blown with white foam at its crest
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No whitecaps.† (source)whitecaps = wind-blown waves with white foam at their crest
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