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View definitions for floater

floater

noun as in advance

noun as in alien

noun as in derelict

noun as in loan

noun as in outsider

noun as in vagrant

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Example Sentences

He scored on a floater in the lane, but couldn’t connect beyond that.

He has been able to run the offense, make the right pass for an assist, shoot the three, drive the lane and shoot the floater.

“One of the floaters, Naomi, was pulled under the water and held by the paddle board leash,” the post said.

Much to residents’ chagrin, the area was featured in a TikTok post, celebrating a “beautiful river” area for families to picnic and showing children in brightly colored floaters playing in the water.

The system of floaters attaches directly to preexisting structures — like breakwaters, wharfs and jetties — and produces energy from the constant motion of the waves.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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