sparkle-waft
verbUK /ˈspɑː.kəl wɒft/
US /ˈspɑːr.kəl wɑːft/
To send tiny shiny bits floating gently through the air.
The fairy sparkle-wafted glitter over the birthday cake.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To carry a soft, sparkling scent through the air.
The breeze sparkle-wafted the smell of sugar cookies into the yard.
3. To move with a light, twinkling flutter.
The fireflies sparkle-wafted across the dark garden.
4. To spread joy or magic in a gentle, floating way.
Her laughter sparkle-wafted through the whole room.