Thesaurus / aquatics
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For many years Putney has been a centre of London aquatics, which have set their mark on the riverside.
RIVERS OF GREAT BRITAIN. THE THAMES, FROM SOURCE TO SEA.ANONYMOUSAquatics may be said to have reached full swing with the completion of these institutions at the Universities.
BOATINGW. B. WOODGATEIt was content to take the patriotic part of guarding national amateur prestige in aquatics.
BOATINGW. B. WOODGATEThe sons of each of these old athletes have similarly made their mark in aquatics of the present generation.
BOATINGW. B. WOODGATEAquatics, with dicious or polygamous flowers from a spathe; outer perianth calyx-like, the inner sometimes wanting.
THE MANUAL OF THE BOTANY OF THE NORTHERN UNITED STATESASA GRAYThere is another club called the Aquatics, which belongs exclusively to the members of the boats.
ERNEST BRACEBRIDGEWILLIAM H. G. KINGSTONRiver "aquatics" have not always been free from recrimination.
MR. PUNCH'S HISTORY OF MODERN ENGLAND VOL. II (OF IV),--1857-1874CHARLES L. GRAVESHowever, he made good progress in two branches—aquatics and cricket.
HARD CASHCHARLES READEIn the following decade there seem to have been plenty of aquatics current.
BOATINGW. B. WOODGATEAquatics are propagated by seed sown under water: many will allow of root-division.
GARDENING FOR THE MILLIONALFRED PINKWORDS RELATED TO AQUATICS
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