scuba
IPA: skˈubʌ
noun
- (underwater diving) An apparatus carried by a diver, which includes a tank holding compressed, filtered air and a regulator which delivers the air to the diver at ambient pressure which can be used underwater.
verb
- (rare) To perform scuba diving.
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Examples of "scuba" in Sentences
- PALCA: Well, it reminded me of like a resort course in scuba diving.
- Passengers will be able to keep breathing underwater through an integrated tank of compressed air similar to what is used in scuba diving.
- Here, this is a top secret from the freeper site, but they have camel operatives that are trained in scuba technology and underwater demolitions.
- So I'll just post the winner's future perfect tense tale replete with a dancing bear (belatedly known as Cuthbert) having sex in scuba gear behind the cut.
- While the term scuba stands for self-contained underwater breathing apparatus, the scuba diving kit consists of more than an air tank, facemask and a mouthpiece on a hose.
- A scientist and doctor who invented a self-contained underwater breathing apparatus used by the military in World War II and later coined the term "scuba," an acronym by which such systems are widely known.
- Getting certified in scuba can be pricey, averaging ~$300 for training and certification, figure another ~$100 for theopen water dive course, pricey equipment if you decide to invest in owning, and also pricey if you rent.
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