Reverse Dictionary: DROWN

ADJECTIVES
1676 — IMMERSABLE incapable of being drowned → obs.
1693 — IMMERSIBLE that cannot be drowned → obs.
..E19 — BAPTIZED drowned → Aust. sl.

NOUNS
..20C — DEADMAN’S FLOAT the faking of a drowned person effected by floating face down in the water → Aust. sl.
1994 — FAILURE TO FLOAT a drowning or near drowning → US sl.

NOUNS, PERSON
1889 — FLOUNDER a drowned corpse → sl.
1890 — SALVOR a person who saves or attempts to save someone from drowning

VERBS
..880 — ADRINK to be drowned → obs.
..950 — DRUNKEN to be drowned, to suffer drowning; to become swallowed up or sunk in water → obs.
1000 — ADRENCH to drown; to submerge → obs.
1200 — OFDRUNKEN to drown, to swallow up in water → obs.
1375 — DRUNK to drown → obs.
1380 — DEEP to drown; to plunge or immerse deeply → obs.
1490 — SUFFOKE to drown; to suffocate → obs.
1870 — FEED THE FISHES to be drowned