diver
diver
Definition
diver (dī′vər)
noun
one that dives; specif.,
- a person who works or explores underwater, usually breathing air supplied through a special mask or helmet
- any of several diving water birds, esp. a loon
diver
Synonyms
diver
n.
diver
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- qualify: Non-divers and divers qualified with non-BSAC agencies can enjoy the discount where they are part of the BSAC member's family.
- recover: Would he have abandoned the group to recover the diver?
- equip: It takes extremely foul weather to make it out of bounds to divers equipped with a RIB.
Adjective modifier
- red-throated: Later in the morning 8 great crested grebes and 6 red-throated divers were present feeding offshore.
- certified: Explore the magic of the under water world while becoming a certified deep sea diver.
- experienced: Look at the most experienced divers in your club, I bet most of them have shot belts!
- recreational: Recreational divers give many reasons for making the switch to wings.
- black-throated: One of the rarer sights on the Loch is the Black-throated diver.
- qualified: For the qualified diver, there are many differing styles to attract you back into the water.
Preposition: on
- wreck: Shirley was one of the first persons to inform the association of the activity of divers on the wrecks.
Modifies a noun
- corps: And marketing of was his greatest par divers corps.
- grade: Second-class diver grade was before my time as I have only been diving since 1999.
Possessives
- paradise: The coastline of Kent is an area which fully deserves the label of ' wreck diver's paradise ' .
- bubble: At the surface a search was conducted for the third diver's bubbles.
Noun used with modifier
- scuba: A dive computer does not plan a dive for the scuba diver.
- rebreather: Instruction by a rebreather diver of trainee's on open circuit SCUBA is not covered under SAA Insurance.
- deep-sea: Even fish could be dangerous for a deep-sea diver.
- wreck: The wreck diver may get bored with endless soft corals however beautiful they are.
- novice: The Outer Mulberry is a favorite site for novice divers, who are often very clumsy ).
- Swahili: There are regular power cuts ( although Swahili divers have their own back up generator ).
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