(figurative) An idea suddenly floated into my mind. Topics Transport by waterb2. Oxford Collocations Dictionary ...

(literary) to walk or move in a smooth and easy way synonym glide She floated down the steps to greet us. suggest idea; 5[transitive] float something ...

float · ​a large vehicle on which people dressed in special costumes are carried in a festival · ​a small light object attached to a fishing line that stays on ...

1a large vehicle on which people dressed in special costumes are carried in a parade a carnival float · 2a small light object attached to a fishing line that ...

float, n. meanings, etymology, pronunciation and more in the Oxford English Dictionary.

​not fixed permanently in one particular position or place. floating exchange rates; a floating population (= one in which people frequently move from one ...

(usually used in the progressive tenses) if an idea, etc. is floating around, it is talked about by a number of people or passed from one person to another ...

​(usually used in the progressive tenses) if an idea, etc. is floating around, it is talked about by a number of people or passed from one person to another.

FLOAT definition: 1. to stay on the surface of a liquid and not sink: 2. to (cause to) move easily through, or along…. Learn more.

1not fixed permanently in one particular position or place floating exchange rates a floating population (= one in which people frequently move from one place ...