Diver is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DIVER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who dives; a diving bird
• a person who dives as a sport
• a person who wears a diving suit to work under water
• a large diving waterbird of northern latitudes, with a sleek black or grey head, a straight pointed bill, and short legs set far back under the body.
• person who works or explores underwater
• One who, or that which, dives.
• Fig.: One who goes deeply into a subject, study, or business.
• Any bird of certain genera, as Urinator (formerly Colymbus), or the allied genus Colymbus, or Podiceps, remarkable for their agility in diving.
• someone who works underwater
• someone who dives (into water)
• large somewhat primitive fish-eating diving bird of the northern hemisphere having webbed feet placed far back; related to the grebes
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that dives

Words related to DIVER

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How to use DIVER in a sentence

• The line was slack and he knew the diver needed nothing.
• He wars not a diver, and the others who knew their job, had come up sooner.
• I have seen a diver many times since then, and am now able to tell a little about the fantastic-looking being.
• I peeped from midst great weed-pads, and saw the diver as he reached the bottom of the sea.
• Another was a diver, whose submarine suit and air-pumping machines came over with him.
• A Malay diver had very much annoyed him, and in his fury he picked up a heavy broom with a stick fully four feet long, and felled the poor fellow senseless to the deck with it.
• Pearl diver, by Victor Berge and Henry Wysham Lanier.
• Still, to him, apart from curiosity at the appearance of the other diver, the incident had no other interest.
• Even he had the dazed, victorious look of a risen diver.
• The spell was broken by Dick Haddon, who discovered his opportunity, plunged like a diver at the weak spot in the wall, went clean through and disappeared from view.
• When the air has become foul, the diver opens a valve in his suit and allows it to pass into the water, at the same time admitting a fresh supply from the tank.
• A graceful diver plunges with as little splash as possible.
• As we regained our feet, I flung him off, and bounded like a diver, head first, into him.
• One need not be an expert swimmer to be a good diver.
• Another method I use in teaching a diver to spring well out is to hold a long stick across the water, about four feet away and three feet above the diving-board.
• This makes the diver spring well out and throw his legs up behind him.
• Thus the impact, assisted by a push-off with the hands, will jerk the diver head foremost into space.
• The diver then turns over, straightening the body and entering the water as in an ordinary dive.
• My sensation must, I think, have closely resembled the feelings of a diver who, for the first time, descends below the water.
• Tom, an expert skin diver, had never before felt such a sense of ease and freedom under water.
• Paul and the diver, whose name was Tom Scott, were kindly welcomed by the merchant, an old friend of Mr.
• When the diver reached bottom, he gave the signal to shift the boat wherever his explorations led him.
• Several times he tried to resume his position as chief diver, but his strength was not equal to the strain, and Paul gladly took his place, which only made Scott furious.
• He was wonderfully successful and when he resigned he had the largest salary of any diver in their employ.
• And like a cunning diver, I have been down into the sea, and seen it, and now I can take thee where it is, to see it for thyself.
• For a lover that has but just secured the object of his long and tumultuous hopes is as a diver who has just plucked a jewel from the bed of some rare sea.
• If a dive is graceful, and the diver strikes the water true, going straight down, with arms and legs held close together, you give so many points for that.
• He was a noted diver, and had won prizes and medals in many meets for his skill.
• But he was a practised swimmer and diver, and knew well the risk he ran.
• Each diver has a stone, weighing forty pounds, attached to a line long enough to reach the bottom, with a loop near the weight, into which he puts his foot.
• When the diver gives the signal he is hauled up, with his bag of oysters, as rapidly as possible.
• A third towel picture represents a Russian diver examining, with a prodigious magnifying-glass, the holes made by torpedoes in the hull of a sunken cruiser.

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