Hippos must submerge regularly because their skin is thin and virtually hairless and therefore vulnerable to overheating and dehydration. [verb]
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They swim rapidly, propelled by the powerful tail and by the mostly webbed limbs, or they submerge themselves, with only the tip of the nose and the eyes showing, or sometimes also the back. [verb]
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Even the warlike Dolly could not help some thoughts of peacefulness, and a gentle tide of large good-will submerged the rocks of glory. [verb]
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Brisbane then was not yet submerged in the swamp of political corruption. [verb]
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Sooner or later, the submerged part floats to the surface and reappears. [verb]
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This fragment of the vaulting, partly submerged, but solid, was a veritable inclined plane, and, once on this plane, he was safe. [verb]
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It is the fate of many men to live thus half submerged. [verb]
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] This is entirely covered when the reservoir is full, and the palm-trees are farther submerged. [Please select]
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