Float
91float someone's boat — ► float someone s boat informal appeal to or excite someone. Main Entry: ↑float …
92float valve — n. a valve regulated by a float …
93float-board — floatˈ board noun A board of an undershot water wheel or a paddle wheel • • • Main Entry: ↑float …
94float plane — noun A seaplane • • • Main Entry: ↑float …
95float tank — see ↑flotation therapy under ↑flote • • • Main Entry: ↑float …
96float process — float process, a process for making float glass …
97float|a|ble — «FLOH tuh buhl», adjective. 1. that can float or be floated. 2. that can be floated on: »a floatable river …
98float´ing|ly — float|ing «FLOH tihng», adjective. 1. that floats: »The floating ice shelf was found to abut the grounded ice inland (E. F. Roots). 2. not fixed; not staying in one place; moving around: »a floating population. 3. Finance. a) in use or… …
99float|ing — «FLOH tihng», adjective. 1. that floats: »The floating ice shelf was found to abut the grounded ice inland (E. F. Roots). 2. not fixed; not staying in one place; moving around: »a floating population. 3. Finance. a) in use or circulation; not… …
100float|stone — «FLOHT STOHN», noun. 1. a stone used by bricklayers for smoothing the surfaces of bricks used in curved work. 2. a whitish gray, spongy variety of opal, so light as to float upon water …