frogwoman
- noun
- /ˈfrɔɡˌwʊmən/
- The seasoned frogwoman prepared her diving gear before the deep-sea rescue mission.
Examples
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As a navy frogwoman, she participated in several high-risk underwater operations.
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The frogwoman emerged from the water, carrying vital equipment for her team.
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The frogwoman completed her mission successfully.
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Have you ever met a frogwoman?
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As a navy frogwoman, she participated in several high-risk underwater operations.
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The frogwoman emerged from the water, carrying vital equipment for her team.
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The seasoned frogwoman prepared her diving gear before the deep-sea rescue mission.
Synonyms
A person who goes underwater to swim or work, often with special gear
A person who works underwater with special gear, often in military or rescue jobs
A person who works or swims under water using breathing gear
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Frogwoman comes from the older term frogman, made from frog and man because early divers wore fins and suits that made them swim like a 'frog'. So a frogwoman is a woman who works underwater as a diver.