Things on a Beach with W
Always there—ocean water all around!
Moving water seen at beaches
Beaches are usually breezy and windy.
Large marine mammal in some seas
Female people often present on beaches
Plural of whale, large marine mammals
Light-colored sand found on some beaches
Trash sometimes found on beaches
Container for drinking water
Common beach snack people bring to eat.
Moist sand near shoreline
Moving water seen at beaches
Plural of water bottle, drink containers
Personal item sometimes lost on beaches
Yep! Towels get wet on the beach often.
Picnic time - wine is often brought to beaches.
Sand worms and lugworms live on beaches.
Fresh from the waves - wet people fit the beach!
People walking along the shore are common.
Surfers and divers wear wetsuits at beaches.
Lifeguards use whistles on the beach.
A water bottle is a common beach item.
Towels get wet after swimming—fits!
Toy often used for beach water play.
People at the beach include women.
Sea snail shells wash up on shores.
Arm floaties worn by kids at the beach.
Water sport gear used near beaches.
Beach wagons carry towels and gear.
Sand worms live in beach sand; valid.
Driftwood pieces often lie on the beach.
After swimming, clothes get wet on shore.
Beach footwear to protect feet in water
Seen on Arctic beaches; valid regionally
People watching whales from the shore
Surf gear worn on many beaches
People strolling along the shoreline
People you might see relaxing at the beach
Jacket to block wind on breezy beaches
A person you might see at the beach
Used for watersports near many beaches.
Kids use buckets to fetch water and play.
People bring wallets; you might spot them.
Seen on strollers, carts, or beach bikes.
A single wheel from carts or strollers.
Rare, but sometimes wash ashore on beaches.
Common beach playthings for kids and adults.
Wasps often buzz around seaside picnics.
Used for watersports near many beaches.
People wear a watch at the beach—fits!
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