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waft

[waft, wahft] / wæft, wɑft /


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Both titles seemed apt on the day I arrived, and, as fog wafted over a nearby summit, I visited Art Street, a park with theaters, music festivals, restaurants and cafes.

From Los Angeles Times

"It was a long old day, but exciting. And Cilla sort of wafted around a bit," said Sue.

From BBC

The smell of burgers, brats and other grilled delicacies wafted through the air as children played football on the grass and a nearby patch of dirt.

From Los Angeles Times

Pope chased a wide one and, three balls later, Harry Brook played an awful waft to edge to first slip.

From BBC

In 2022, Melbourne declared the smell of Vegemite wafting from a factory in the city a "significant" aspect of the city's cultural heritage.

From BBC