cloudshift
verbUK /ˈklaʊdʃɪft/
US /ˈklaʊdʃɪft/
When clouds move across the sky and change where they are.
We watched the sky cloudshift as the storm rolled in.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To change computer data or services from one place to another online.
The company will cloudshift its files to a new server.
3. A sudden change in mood or thinking, like a cloud passing over.
A cloudshift came over him after the bad news.
4. To move quickly and softly like a passing cloud.
She cloudshifted through the crowd without a sound.