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is lifeguard
noun
A guard of the life or person; a guard that attends a prince or other person; a bodyguard.
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My friend (who is lifeguard certified herself) and I noticed at that moment the little boy's head bobbing.
Unless your job is lifeguard or swimsuit model (in which case, party on!), rule out cutoffs, flip-flops, sports bras, and anything you'd wear to a pool or a gym.
An ideal example of "Irreconcilable Images" is Lifeguard, shot while O'Leary was walking down the beach in Nantucket and observed a second lifeguard momentarily bent down to take a bite out of his sandwich at the precise instant the photo was taken--a decisive moment for sure, to quote Brassaï.
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My other child is lifeguarding at a local YMCA camp.
The job with the highest switching rate (almost 55percentt) was lifeguard.
Remember, just because there are lifeguard towers, doesn't mean they will be on duty while you're swimming.
There are lifeguards.
"In a swimming pool, there are lifeguards.
Drowning can happen where there are lifeguards.
"There should be lifeguards," she said.
And the good people are lifeguards.
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