to dive

To fall to a lower amount or level

To move down physically or emotionally, often when tired

Fall suddenly and steeply from a high place or in amount

To fall suddenly in value, especially for prices or markets

To fall or drop suddenly from a higher to a lower place

To fall suddenly by a large amount, for example in price or activity

Fall or fail very quickly and completely

To fall suddenly to a much lower level

To become greater in amount or strength

To join a noisy or angry argument and take part in it

Start doing something quickly and with a lot of energy

Lose a fight or game on purpose so another person wins, often for money

To swim underwater using only a snorkel

To jump from an airplane and do tricks before opening a parachute

To go down very steeply and quickly, often for a plane or submarine

To move quickly and skillfully to avoid things or difficult problems

To make a plane dive steeply and quickly using engine power

A detailed look at a topic to learn more about it

A dive where the diver arches their back and stretches their arms before entering the water

A military plane that dives to drop bombs more accurately

A sudden steep fall that often happens to a plane with its front pointing down or to prices

A very fast, steep descent by a submarine or plane to avoid danger

A small hinged flap or parachute on an aircraft that increases drag to slow descent

A careful, detailed study of a subject to find important facts

A way of attack where a plane dives and drops bombs at a target

An extremely dangerous jump into something that risks your life

A fast steep dive by a plane that uses gravity and engine power

A dive where the diver bends the back and stretches the arms before entering the water

An activity of swimming underwater using only a snorkel