9 thoughts on “ Submerge ”

1. submerge (someone or something) in (something) 1. To place someone or something under the surface of a liquid; to immerse someone or something in some liquid. He submerged the pan in hot, soapy water to help loosen the food and grease that was stuck to it. The doctors submerged the patient in a solution meant to stimulate skin cell growth. 2. To cover.

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2. to go below or make something go below the surface of the sea or a river or lake: The submarine submerged when enemy planes were sighted. She was taken to hospital after being submerged in an .

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3. Jun 27,  · Directed by Sophie O'Connor. With Lily Hall, Christina Hallett, Kevin Dee, Georgia Bolton. Jordan (Lily Hall), a 20 year old athletic university student has added another extracurricular activity to her over-scheduled life--seducing her tutor, Angie (Christina Hallett), while doing research work for Angie's partner Cameron (Andrew Curry), who is also Jordan's professor/10(59).

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4. SEE SYNONYMS FOR submerge ON dumbgawednigiflotymitoprogasnews.xyzinfo verb (used with object), sub·merged, sub·merg·ing. to put or sink below the surface of water or any other enveloping medium. to cover or .

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5. Submerge (37) 1h 30min 18+ Jordan (Lily Hall), a 20 year old athletic university student has added another extracurricular activity to her over-scheduled life--seducing her tutor, Angie (Christina Hallett), while doing research work for Angie's partner Cameron (Andrew Curry), Director: Sophie O'Connor.

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6. Definition of submerge in the dumbgawednigiflotymitoprogasnews.xyzinfo dictionary. Meaning of submerge. What does submerge mean? Information and translations of submerge in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

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7. submerged adjective immersed, sunk, underwater, drowned, submarine, sunken, undersea, subaqueous, submersed, subaquatic Most of the mouth of the cave was submerged in the lake. Collins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition. © HarperCollins Publishers ,

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8. Early 17th century from Latin submergere, from sub- ‘under’ + mergere ‘to dip’.

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9. Submerge is a UK based production and events company, working with artists to produce visceral and immersive liveart, music and digital performance.

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