Difference between Swims and Float

SWIMS vs FLOAT: NOUN

Plural form of swim.
The act of swimming

A drink with ice cream floating in it
The time interval between the deposit of a check in a bank and its payment
The number of shares outstanding and available for trading by the public
An elaborate display mounted on a platform carried by a truck (or pulled by a truck) in a procession or parade
A hand tool with a flat face used for smoothing and finishing the surface of plaster or cement or stucco
Something that remains on the surface of a liquid
The time between the issuing or depositing of a check and the debiting of the issuer's account.
The time during which a credit card purchase can be repaid without interest.
A tool for smoothing the surface of wet plaster or cement.
A file with sharp ridges used for cutting or smoothing wood.
A soft drink with ice cream floating in it.
Excess time allowed for a task in a project schedule.
A timber drag used for dressing off roads, especially race-courses.
A sum of money representing checks that are outstanding.
A decorated exhibit or scene mounted on a mobile platform and pulled or driven in a parade.
An air-filled sac or structure that aids in the flotation of an aquatic organism.
A floating ball attached to a lever to regulate the water level in a tank.
A landing platform attached to a wharf and floating on the water.
A buoyant object, such as a piece of cork or a plastic ball, used to hold a net or part of a fishing line afloat.
A life preserver.
A buoy.
A raft.
Something that floats, as.
The number of shares of a security that are publicly owned and traded.

SWIMS vs FLOAT: VERB

Third-person singular simple present indicative form of swim.
Travel through water
Be afloat; stay on a liquid surface; not sink

Circulate or discuss tentatively; test the waters with
Convert from a fixed point notation to a floating point notation
Allow (currencies) to fluctuate
Make the surface of level or smooth
Put into the water
Move lightly, as if suspended
Set afloat
Be in motion due to some air or water current
Be afloat; stay on a liquid surface; not sink

SWIMS vs FLOAT: INTRANSITIVE VERB

To rise or fall freely in response to the market.
To cause to remain suspended without sinking or falling.
To put into the water; launch.
To start or establish (a business enterprise, for example).
To flood (land), as for irrigation.
To offer for consideration; suggest.
To convert (data) from fixed-point notation to floating-point notation.
To make the surface of (plaster, for example) level or smooth.
To move from place to place, especially at random.
To release (a security) for sale.
To move easily or lightly.
To be suspended in or move through space as if supported by a liquid.
To remain suspended within or on the surface of a fluid without sinking.
To arrange for (a loan).

SWIMS vs FLOAT: OTHER WORD TYPES

To rest on the surface of water or other liquid, with or without movement; more commonly, to be buoyed up by water and moved by its motion alone.
To rest or move in or as if in a liquid medium; be or appear to be buoyed up, moved, or carried along by or with the aid of a surrounding element: as, clouds, motes, feathers, etc., float in the air; odors float on the breeze; strains of music float on the wind.
To drift about fortuitously; be moved or carried along aimlessly or vaguely; go and come passively: as, a rumor has floated hither; confused notions floating in the mind.
In weaving, to pass, as a thread, crosswise under or over several threads without intersecting them.
To cause to float; buoy; cause to be conveyed on the surface of a liquid: as, the tide floated the ship into the harbor; to float timber down a river.
To cover with water; flood; irrigate.
In oyster-culture, to place on a float for fattening. See float, n., 1 .
In plastering, to pass over and level the surface of, as plaster, with a float frequently dipped in water.
In ceramics, to wash over or cover with a thin coat, as of varnish, or with enamel.
In white-lead making, to subject to the process of floating. See floating, n., 4.
In farriery, to file, as the teeth of horses, especially old horses.
To set afloat; give course or effect to; procure recognition or support for: used of financial operations: as, to float stocks or bonds; to float a scheme by raising funds to carry it on.
In sporting, to hunt by approaching with a boat or float at night: as, to float deer.
Test the waters with
Be afloat either on or below a liquid surface and not sink to the bottom
Something that floats on the surface of water
An air-filled sac near the spinal column in many fishes that helps maintain buoyancy
Circulate or discuss tentatively

SWIMS vs FLOAT: RELATED WORDS

Bodysurf, Surfs, Kayaking, Sprints, Paddling, Rowing, Dives, Moves, Travels, Master, Subdue, Overcome, Surmount, Get over, Float

Rowboat, Hover, Buoy, Parade, Buoyancy, Sink, Pontoon, Flotation, Floatation, Ice cream float, Be adrift, Ice cream soda, Blow, Swim, Drift

SWIMS vs FLOAT: DESCRIBE WORDS

Windsurf, Medaled, Kayaked, Bodysurf, Surfs, Kayaking, Sprints, Paddling, Rowing, Master, Subdue, Overcome, Surmount, Get over, Float

Fluctuate, Tube, Chariot, Towline, Fly, Boat, Rowboat, Hover, Parade, Sink, Pontoon, Flotation, Blow, Swim, Drift

SWIMS vs FLOAT: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

Swims says last year was their biggest yet.
In the small pond swims four large fish.
FINA points will be calculated for all swims.
Donald swims to shore with Kaufman in tow.
He swims twenty thousand meters on some days.
One person swims on the left side of the lane, the other swims on the right side.
There is always the possibilty to move swims if required as not all the swims are allocated each week.
Two complimentary interactive swims with the dolphins are included per party and you'll get specially reduced rates for additional swims.
This practical training included offensive swims, defensive swims, throw bag operations, and victim rescue.
JW: All these swims are long swims, that's what they have in common.

The Child Head Float is a float swimming aid designed for use by children with upper extremity, neurological, or physical disabilities.
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Yeah, the pool float noodles and things that float in water made out of foam.
Inserting Float Whenever needed, you can add a float to the POS terminal.
FLOAT, but no matter what keep casting FLOAT if he does.
Delinquencies also affect float balances and float earnings.
Arrow Diagram Showing Free Float and Total Float Values.
It accepts a float value as a string from the command line, then converts it to a primitive float using the Float class.
Tecumseh float bowl uses a soldered brass float instead of a plastic float bowl.
Fantastic Dairy Block prizes will be awarded for Most Original Float, Best Team Theme, Best Family Float, Funniest Float and more.

SWIMS vs FLOAT: QUESTIONS

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Did priest pressure seminarians to take naked swims with him?
Where can I find more information about Evanston swims?

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SWIMS AND FLOAT

SWIMS vs FLOAT: NOUN

SWIMS vs FLOAT: VERB

SWIMS vs FLOAT: INTRANSITIVE VERB

SWIMS vs FLOAT: OTHER WORD TYPES

SWIMS vs FLOAT: RELATED WORDS

SWIMS vs FLOAT: DESCRIBE WORDS

SWIMS vs FLOAT: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

SWIMS vs FLOAT: QUESTIONS