snorkeling
- noun
- /ˈsnɔrkəlɪŋ/
- US
- In the clear waters of the bay, we enjoyed snorkeling among colorful fish and coral.
- snorkeling and camping
So I saw a picture of a tanned girl snorkelling and I love snorkelling.
- So I saw a picture of a tanned girl snorkelling and I love snorkelling.
- But going out on a proper snorkelling trip was definitely worth it.
- So buckle in for some good snorkeling, my friend.
- Yeah, yeah, maybe I should do that snorkeling.
- And I had a fucking blast up early, jogging, swimming, snorkeling.
- We've got Jet Black for the regular watch, and they're adding sleep apnea and snorkeling updates.
Examples
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We went on a snorkeling trip that stopped several times amid a pod of wild animals.
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They say the secret to successful snorkeling is to keep your head parallel to the water.
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So we went snorkeling before lunch.
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- We went snorkeling last year.
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I thought some snorkeling might be in order to celebrate.
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That is the best snorkeling I could have ever imagined.
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You promised us you'd take us snorkeling.
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I suggest a snorkeling expedition along the Maui coast or over to Lanai.
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After about 30-45 minutes of snorkeling, we went back to the boat to catch some dolphin sightings.
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One of the best beaches for snorkeling is Akumal, just south of Playa del Carmen before Tulum.
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Synonyms
A sport or exercise where you move through water using your arms and legs
Swimming underwater with a snorkel but without scuba gear
Swimming near the water surface while breathing through a tube to see under the water
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Etymology
Snorkeling comes from the word snorkel, which comes from the German word Schnorchel that is linked to the sound 'snort' made when breathing through a tube. So, snorkeling is swimming while using that breathing tube to stay on the surface and look under the water.