glide
verbUK /ɡlaɪd/
US /ɡlaɪd/
To move smoothly and quietly, like sliding on ice.
The swan glided across the calm lake.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To fly without engine power, as a bird or plane does.
The eagle glided high above the mountains.
3. A smooth, continuous movement.
She crossed the dance floor with an easy glide.
4. In phonetics, a sound made as the tongue moves from one position to another.
The word 'boy' ends with a glide.