Diving

[Sarah]

That dives or is used or diving. Diving beetle (Zoöl.), anybeetle of the family Dytiscidæ, which habitually lives under water; -- called also water tiger.-- Diving bell, a hollow inverted vessel, sometimes bell-shaped, inwhich men may descend and work under water, respiration beingsustained by the compressed air at the top, by fresh air pumped inthrough a tube from above.-- Diving dress. See Submarine armor, under Submarine.-- Diving stone, a kind of jasper.

[Sarah]

1a. Gymnastics like aquatic sport, most participants are of Asian decent. Becuase they are the shit at diving.
1b. Throwing yourself involentarially off of high platforms and contemplating why the whole way down.
2a. A sport mostly associated with swimming, but the only simalarity is the water.
2b. A sport that, like swimming, requires you to paractice more than once a day at the most obsurd and early hours of the morning.
3. Most swimmers are jealous of divers because they are more graceful and their practices have more meaning than swimming practice.

[Sarah]

The voluntary act of a player of association football or soccer in the U.S where he or she falls unexpectedly as to gain the free kick or penalty for their own team. Divers are looked down upon in the community of football and will usually be given a card for their actions. If a very obvious dive is noticed, the player might even be fined by FIFA.

[Sarah]

Diving: (Verb) Diving is the act entering the internet and delving deeper than most net surfers tend to, using many or all old links you find in an effort to locate an obscure piece of information.

[Sarah]

In reference to hockey. It is when a player tries to get the attention for the ref to get a penalty against the opposing team.

[Sarah]

The act of Urban exploration.
Diving into hidden area's is the most fun, preformed by children and teenagers, generally punks

[Sarah]

The sport in which you move your body in forms and you are judged upon the form.

[Sarah]

Patronising establishments beneath your financial

[Sarah]

More subjective than merely surfing the web, diving involves the delving through layers of websites and old hyperlinks while searching for something that lies within the watery depths of the internet.