swimmers

/ swɪməz /

plural noun

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He provided a description of himself—blond, blue-eyed, healthy—and even offered up his swimmers at no cost.

Swimmers now enjoy its 12,000-square-meter aquatic theme park.

She lived in a dormitory, joining some 80 other swimmers; their practice sessions ran an exhausting five-and-a-half hours a day.

“I have seen it for years with the gay community being fans of swimmers, wrestlers, etc.,” said Onorato, who is gay.

The top 16 swimmers from the heats progress to the semifinals, and the top eight then advance to the final.

To-day he heard while out that expert swimmers are crossing the Mississippi on logs at night to bring and carry news to Johnston.

All the Channel swimmers rub themselves over with it before attempting to swim across the Channel.

They sometimes eat the leaves and buds of the Indian figs; they are excellent swimmers, and cross the largest rivers.

They braced their feet against its side and propelled themselves on through the void like swimmers under water, toward the Pallas.

The waters of these cavern pools are so cold and paralysing as to prove fatal to the strongest swimmers.

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