(v.) to soak up or take in
absorb
(adj.) large in amount, or more than enough
abundant
(n.) small, simple plants with no leaves that live in or near the water
algae
(n.) a large group of things, especially one that has been positioned in a certain way
array
(adj.) knowing that a thing, condition, or problem exists
aware
(adj.) full of light, shiny, or bright in color
brilliant
(n.) a living being, especially an animal
creature
(adj.) having to do with the ocean or with ships and boats
marine
(n.) a living thing
organism
(v.) to make a hole or opening
pierce
(v.) to dive, fall, or move down suddenly
plunge
(n.) a long search, or a journey made to search for something
quest
(adj.) great, or very impressive to look at
spectacular
(adj.) having to do with the areas of the world near the equator or the hot, wet climate there
tropical
(adj.) full of life, energy, or activity
vibrant
