Dive and Sail

Dive

Dive verb - To cast oneself head first into deep water.

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Sail and dive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sail" instead a verb "Dive".

Nearby Words: dived, diver, diving

Sail verb - To travel on water in a vessel.

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Dive and sail are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dive" instead a verb "Sail".

Nearby Words: sailed, sailing, sailor, sailer

regular	regular dive	regular sail
massive	massive dive	massive sail
huge	huge dive	huge sail
new	new dive	new sail
Other adjectives: several, literal.

She's covered in barnacles and seaweed, crewed by undying fishmen, can sail against the wind faster than any other sailing ship, and can dive and resurface as easily as a fish.

Source: Cool Boat
To learn it, you have to sail (or make a bridge of objects) to a deep ocean dock off the coast of Yew, then risk drowning as you dive to an underwater crypt containing the book with the technique.

Source: Awesome But Impractical / Western RPG
To blend in with the forest or grasslands, to sail, to swim, to dive, to pilot.

Source: Ranger

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