vapors

noun
UK /ˈveɪpəz/
US /ˈveɪpərz/

Vapors are tiny bits of water or other stuff floating in the air like a mist.

The warm soup sent vapors up into the cold air.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A feeling of being sad or worried, often called 'the vapors' in old stories.

The nervous character in the old play had a fit of the vapors.

3. Steam or gas made when a liquid boils or turns into gas.

Gasoline vapors can be dangerous near a flame.

4. A misty cloud that looks like smoke in the sky.

Thin vapors drifted across the morning sky.