sail
verbUK /seɪl/
US /seɪl/
To travel on water in a boat that the wind pushes.
We sail across the lake every summer.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A large piece of cloth that catches the wind to move a boat.
The sail filled with wind and the boat moved fast.
3. To move smoothly and easily, like through the air.
The bird sailed over the trees.
4. To start a trip on a ship or boat.
The ship sails at noon.