Subaqueous

Somehow, the editorial board of the Virginian Pilot decided to dedicate a whole editorial to HB2310 about filled subaqueous bottomland. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Have you heard about the bill about subaqueous land? ❋ Unknown (2011)

It lurks in some subaqueous place in my brain: My mother grabbing my arm and squeezing hard, trying to pull me away from the front door. ❋ Mira Bartók (2011)

"I leave them that way because it reminds me of my father," he says while we wend our way through levels of interior spaces suffused with a subaqueous light that filters through the Maison's famous glass-brick facade and spreads across the ivory rubberized floor. ❋ Alastair Gordon (2011)

Well, ready your thumbs, because there's a new way to Twitter, and it's subaqueous. ❋ Unknown (2010)

We've attacked from below in the subaqueous riches of our planet. ❋ Unknown (2010)

As an advocate of the morning fog on the mountain aesthetic, I feel that the subaqueous qualities and the metaphorical resonance of the negative space visually and conceptually activates the devious simplicity and the essentially transitional quality of the figurative-narrative line-space matrix. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Others sped out of the craft's path, then - subaqueous activities temporarily disrupted. ❋ Sugu Althomsons (2010)

I discovered the old Turkish baths on the other side of the river, and spent an afternoon bobbing in the sulfurous waters of the central pool, my eyes focused dreamily on the clouded bits of colored glass in the dome overhead, which bathed us in a shifting, subaqueous light. ❋ Megan McAndrew (2009)

Entire sections of the book have a subaqueous feel, as if written in utero; communication thereby is reduced from song to speech to gesture, then further reduced to whatever form of dissolution comes after that: How do I know there is going to be an accident. ❋ EILEEN (2009)

Lechuguilla Cave is not only the deepest at 494m (1,604 feet) and longest at 193 km (121 miles), but contains the largest collection of hydromagnesite balloon-like formations, subaqueous helictite formations and calcite speleothems. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Found virtually worldwide, the 17 pochard species are diving ducks with high wing loadings and several specialisations for subaqueous locomotion. ❋ Darren Naish (2006)