float
verbUK /fləʊt/
US /floʊt/
To stay on top of water without sinking.
The yellow duck can float on the pond.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To move slowly through the air.
White clouds float across the sky.
3. A big truck with a flat bed that carries heavy things.
The parade had a float covered in flowers.
4. To suggest an idea to see what people think.
She floated the idea of a picnic at the meeting.