Drake Shake

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Drake Shake is a colloquial nickname for the relatively calm sea conditions that can sometimes occur in the notoriously rough Drake Passage between South America and Antarctica.

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Generate an image of Drake Shake (Drake Shake is a colloquial nickname for the relatively calm sea conditions that can sometimes occur in the notoriously rough Drake Passage between South America and Antarctica.)

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Predicate Object
instanceOf colloquial term ⓘ
nautical slang ⓘ
associatedWith Antarctic voyages ⓘ
South America–Antarctica crossings ⓘ
Southern Ocean ⓘ
colloquialOppositeOf Drake Lake (slang for very calm Drake Passage) ⓘ
contrastsWith Drake Lake ⓘ
Drake Lake (rough conditions) ⓘ
describes relatively low wind speeds ⓘ
sea state with limited wave motion ⓘ
etymologicallyRelatedTo Drake Passage ⓘ
Francis Drake (namesake of Drake Passage) ⓘ
linked to: Francis Drake
implies more comfortable crossing of Drake Passage ⓘ
language English ⓘ
mentionedIn Antarctic travel blogs ⓘ
polar cruise marketing materials ⓘ
perceivedAs favorable condition by passengers ⓘ
less favorable than completely calm seas ⓘ
refersTo mild weather in the Drake Passage ⓘ
relatively calm sea conditions ⓘ
region between Cape Horn and Antarctic Peninsula ⓘ
timePeriodOfUse 21st century maritime tourism ⓘ
topicOf informal discussions about Drake Passage weather ⓘ
usedBy Antarctic expedition staff ⓘ
cruise ship crews ⓘ
sailors ⓘ
usedInContextOf Drake Passage ⓘ

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Drake Passage → hasSeaStateNicknames → Drake Shake ⓘ