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Ballast n. Heavy material used to make a ship steady or control the rising and falling of a vessel like a balloon Buoyant adj. Able to float Buoyant adj. Cheerful and carefree Buoyancy n. The ability to float Clamber v. To climb awkwardly Detach v. To separate from Detached adj. Not connected Detached adj. Lacking concern; not taking sides eerie adj. Causing uneasiness; strange or mysterious Fathom n. A length of six feet, used in measuring the depth of water Fathom v. To figure out; to understand Pique v. To arouse or excite Pique v. A feeling of resentment cause by being ignored, insulted, etc. Probe v. To poke or prod Probe v. To examine closely Probe n. A long, slender instrument used to examine a wound or part of the body Probe n. A thorough investigation Realize v. To be aware of Realize v. To bring into being; to make happen Rupture v. To split or break Rupture n. A breaking or tearing apart by force Rupture n. The breaking of a friendly relationship Sphere n. An object with all points on its surface equally distant from its center; a ball or globe Sphere n. An area of power, influence, or activity Spherical adj. Of or relating to the ship of a sphere Submerge v. To go underwater Submerge v. To put underwater or cover with water Tedious adj. Seeming to go on for a long time; boring Tedium n. Boredom Ultimate adj. Final Ultimate adj. The greatest possible; maximum Ultimate n. Something that is the greatest; the maximum Unscathed adj. Completely unharmed