waft

Everyday

1. To waft is to move gently through the air, like a light breeze carrying something along. tree →
2. (old use) To waft is to carry someone or something away over water or through the air. tree →

In the lessons

a light thing moving gently on air; in tales a ship or a spirit is wafted away or to heaven

Examples

• The smell of bread wafted from the kitchen. tree →
• A feather wafted down from the tree. tree →
• The cloud wafted slowly across the sky. tree →

Note

nothing for maths