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Diver (Noun)

Someone who works underwater.

Nouns denoting people.

The diver carefully inspected the hull of the ship for any signs of damage.
As a professional diver, she had spent countless hours underwater, exploring the ocean floor.
The diver's specialized equipment allowed him to stay submerged for several hours at a time.
After completing her training, the young diver was certified to work on underwater construction projects.
The diver's services were in high demand by oil companies and naval authorities who needed work done on underwater structures.

Someone who dives (into water).

Nouns denoting people.

The diver plunged into the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean Sea, her scuba gear at the ready.
As a professional diver, he had spent years exploring the wreckage of old ships on the ocean floor.
The young diver stood nervously at the edge of the pool, preparing to take her first jump off the high board.
With a swift kick, the diver propelled herself downward, the water pressure building in her ears.
After years of training, the diver was finally certified to explore the depths of the ocean on her own.

Large somewhat primitive fish-eating diving bird of the northern hemisphere having webbed feet placed far back; related to the grebes.

Nouns denoting animals.

The loon, also known as a diver, is a common sight on northern lakes and rivers during the summer months.
Divers are excellent swimmers, using their powerful legs and webbed feet to propel themselves through the water.
The diver's distinctive call can be heard echoing across the lake on a still morning.
In the winter, divers migrate to the ocean, where they can be found diving for fish in the coastal waters.
The diver's feathers are specially adapted to help it dive to great depths in search of food.