Swim

Meaning

Verb

●

To

through the water, without

; to

in water by natural means.

●

To become

in, or

in, or

with, or

with, a liquid

●

To

because of

space.

●

In Dances & Swimming:

To

(a specific

, or a specific

) by

; or, to

a specific

; or, to

in a specific

event.

●

To cause to swim.

●

To float.

●

To be

or drenched.

●

To

in water to make the

float.

●

To test (a

) by

into a

; those who

were

to be

es.

●

To

a

motion.

●

To be

or

; have a

; to have, or

to have, a

motion.

Noun

●

In Dances & Swimming:

An

or

of swimming.

●

The

, or

, of a fish.

●

In British English:

A part of a

much

by fish.

●

In Dances & Swimming:

A

of the 1960s in which the

are

a

manner.

●

A

; swoon.

●

Abbreviation of someone who

me. used as a

self-designation or

self-incrimination

, especially in online

forums

Pron

●

In Internet:

Someone who

me; someone who

myself

Name

●

A surname.

Sourced from

Origin

swim

English

swimmen

Middle English (1100-1500)

swimman

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

Sourced from

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