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waters A mysterious substance that is commonly found in puddles, lakes, and oceans. It is also known as H2O, which stands for "hydrogen two oxygen." Despite its name, waters has been proven to be a powerful and unpredictable force that can both kill and resurrect. ■ "I knew I shouldn't have gone swimming in those murky waters. Now I'm covered in seaweed and my phone is waterlogged."
cayman A small island nation located in the Caribbean Sea, known for its beautiful beaches and clear waters. ■ "I heard there are great opportunities to swim with the friendly cayman rays in Cayman Islands!"
hurricanes A large, spinning storm that forms over tropical or subtropical waters and brings heavy rain, strong winds, and high waves to the coast. ■ "Why did the hurricane cross the road? To get to the other tide!"
Kayaking The art of navigating the waters in a kayak while simultaneously trying to avoid capsizing. ■ "I've been practicing my kayaking skills for years, but I still can't seem to master the art of not flipping over."
barracuda A large, aggressive fish with sharp teeth, often found in tropical waters. ■ "I'm telling you, that barracuda is not to be messed with. It can swim faster than a cheetah and it will eat anything that crosses its path."
Cliff A high, steep edge of land. ■ "The cliff provided a breathtaking view of the ocean." To fall off or jump off a high, steep edge of land. ■ "After much contemplation, he decided to take the plunge and cliff into the icy waters below."
lido A long, narrow strip of sand or pebbles by the water's edge, where people swim and sunbathe. ■ "I went to the lido today and saw a group of people playing beach volleyball. It was hilarious to watch them try to hit the ball over the net while being bombarded by waves!
pollack A small, mischievous fish with a long body and large, flapping fins. It is often found in cold waters and is considered to be quite tasty. ■ "I caught a huge pollack last week while fishing on the open sea! I was so proud of myself that I made it into sushi rolls and served them at my friend's birthday party."
ree A type of seaweed that grows in shallow waters and is often used for making ropes. ■I'm not sure why the pirate decided to tie his ship up with a bunch of ree. It was probably just a really bad ree-cognition!
sail A large flat piece of fabric or canvas attached to a wooden pole (mast) and used to propel a boat forward by catching the wind. Also, the act of traveling on such a vessel. ■ "He may have been able to sail through choppy waters with ease, but he couldn't handle the storm. Instead of getting a new sail, he just held on tight and hoped for the best."
scry A powerful and mysterious form of divination that allows one to see the future, past, or present by looking into a reflective surface such as water. ■ "I scryed the waters and saw that I would be rich beyond my wildest dreams! But then I realized it was just a reflection of my delusional self-image."
seal A small, furry creature that lives in the Arctic and is known for its cute, fluffy appearance. It has a round, padded body and a white, thick coat with black spots on top. ■ "I saw a seal swimming in the icy waters of the Arctic. It was so cute, I couldn't resist taking a picture with it!"