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skin diving
noun
an underwater sport in which the swimmer, equipped with a lightweight mask, foot fins, and either a snorkel or a portable air cylinder and breathing device, can move about quickly and easily underwater, as for exploring or spear fishing.
skin diving
noun
the sport or activity of diving and underwater swimming without wearing a diver's costume
Other Word Forms
- ˈ쾱-ˌ徱 noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of skin diving1
Example Sentences
He found Ollie one day while skin diving off the coast of Greece.
In some cases, the Neanderthals may have gone skin diving as deep as 6 to 13 feet.
“They also did things like freshwater fishing and even skin diving.”
The next two monsters — each, more than two feet long — required 40 minutes of skin diving.
Competitive spearfishing is done either with scuba gear and air tanks or by free diving, also called skin diving.
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