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Swimmer vs. Swimer — What's the Difference?

Swimmer vs. Swimer — What's the Difference?

Difference Between Swimmer and Swimer

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Swimmer

To move through or on top of water by moving the limbs, fins, or tail or by undulating the body
Ducks swam in the pond.

Swimer

Swimer is a surname.

Swimmer

To play or relax in water
The children went swimming in the surf.

Swimmer

To float on water or another liquid
Suds swam on the surface of the dishwater.

Swimmer

To be covered or flooded with a liquid
Chicken swimming in gravy.
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Swimmer

To possess a superfluity; abound
After winning the lottery, she was swimming in money.

Swimmer

To experience a floating or giddy sensation; be dizzy
"his brain still swimming with the effects of the last night's champagne" (Robert Smith Surtees).

Swimmer

To appear to float or spin slowly
The room swam before my eyes.

Swimmer

To move through or across (a body of water or a distance) by swimming
She swam the channel. I swam 10 laps.

Swimmer

To execute (a particular stroke) in swimming.

Swimmer

The act of swimming
Went for a swim before lunch.

Swimmer

A distance covered by or period of time spent swimming.

Swimmer

An area, as of a river, abounding in fish.

Swimmer

Of, relating to, or used for swimming
A swim mask.

Swimmer

One who swims.

Swimmer

A protuberance on the leg of a horse.

Swimmer

A webfooted aquatic bird.

Swimmer

A sperm.

Swimmer

A Norfolk dumpling.

Swimmer

One who swims.

Swimmer

A protuberance on the leg of a horse.

Swimmer

A swimming bird; one of the natatores.

Swimmer

A trained athlete who participates in swimming meets;
He was an Olympic swimmer

Swimmer

A person who travels through the water by swimming;
He is not a good swimmer

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