swim

(intr) to move along in water, etc, by means of movements of the body or parts of the body, esp the arms and legs, or (in the case of fish) tail and fins

(tr) to cover (a distance or stretch of water) in this way

(tr) to compete in (a race) in this way

(intr) to be supported by and on a liquid; float

(tr) to use (a particular stroke) in swimming

(intr) to move smoothly, usually through air or over a surface

(intr) to reel or seem to reel

(intr; often foll by in or with) to be covered or flooded with water or other liquid

to be liberally supplied (with)

(tr) to cause to float or swim

(tr) to provide (something) with water deep enough to float in

to resist prevailing opinion

to conform to prevailing opinion

the act, an instance, or period of swimming

any graceful gliding motion

a condition of dizziness; swoon

a pool in a river good for fishing

informal��fashionable or active in social or political activities