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Definition of float
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of float is as below...
Float (v. i.) The
hollow,
metallic
ball of a
self-acting
faucet,
which
floats
upon the water in a
cistern
or
boiler..
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Mote
::
Mote (n.) A small
particle,
as of
floating
dust;
anything
proverbially
small;
a
speck..
Vessel
::
Vessel
(n.) A
general
name for any
hollow
structure
made to float upon the water for
purposes
of
navigation;
especially,
one that is
larger
than a
common
rowboat;
as, a war
vessel;
a
passenger
vessel..
Floss
::
Floss (n.) Fluid glass
floating
on iron in the
puddling
furnace,
produced
by the
vitrification
of
oxides
and
earths
which are
present..
Floaty
::
Floaty
(a.)
Swimming
on the
surface;
buoyant;
light.
Canard
::
Canard
(n.) An
extravagant
or
absurd
report
or
story;
a
fabricated
sensational
report
or
statement;
esp. one set
afloat
in the
newspapers
to hoax the
public.
Levitate
::
Levitate
(v. t.) To make
buoyant;
to cause to float in the air; as, to
levitate
a
table..
Levity
::
Levity
(n.) The
quality
of
weighing
less than
something
else of equal bulk;
relative
lightness,
especially
as shown by
rising
through,
or
floating
upon, a
contiguous
substance;
buoyancy;
--
opposed
to
gravity..
Frogbit
::
Frogbit
(n.) A
European
plant
(Hydrocharis
Morsus-ranae),
floating
on still water and
propagating
itself
by
runners.
It has
roundish
leaves
and small white
flowers..
Float
::
Float (v. i.) The act of
flowing;
flux; flow.
Flotage
::
Flotage
(n.) That which
floats
on the sea or in
rivers.
Swim
::
Swim (v. t.) To
immerse
in water that the
lighter
parts may
float;
as, to swim wheat in order to
select
seed..
Gossamer
::
Gossamer
(n.) A fine, filmy
substance,
like
cobwebs,
floating
in the air, in calm, clear
weather,
especially
in
autumn.
It is seen in
stubble
fields
and on furze or low
bushes,
and is
formed
by small
spiders..
Ride
::
Ride (v. i.) To be borne or in a
fluid;
to
float;
to lie.
Skim
::
Skim (v. t.) To clear (a
liquid)
from scum or
substance
floating
or lying
thereon,
by means of a
utensil
that
passes
just
beneath
the
surface;
as, to skim milk; to skim
broth..
Floated
::
Floated
(imp. & p. p.) of Floa.
Watch
::
Watch (v. i.) To serve the
purpose
of a
watchman
by
floating
properly
in its
place;
-- said of a buoy.
Stream
::
Stream
(v. i.) To
extend;
to
stretch
out with a wavy
motion;
to float in the wind; as, a flag
streams
in the
wind..
Whirlpool
::
Whirlpool
(n.) An eddy or
vortex
of
water;
a place in a body of water where the water moves round in a
circle
so as to
produce
a
depression
or
cavity
in the
center,
into which
floating
objects
may be
drawn;
any body of water
having
a more or less
circular
motion
caused
by its
flowing
in an
irregular
channel,
by the
coming
together
of
opposing
currents,
or the
like..
Duckweed
::
Duckweed
(n.) A genus
(Lemna)
of small
plants,
seen
floating
in great
quantity
on the
surface
of
stagnant
pools fresh
water,
and
supposed
to
furnish
food for
ducks;
--
called
also
duckmeat..
Float
::
Float (n.) To move
quietly
or
gently
on the
water,
as a raft; to drift
along;
to move or glide
without
effort
or
impulse
on the
surface
of a
fluid,
or
through
the air..
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