floated

Phonetic Respelling: [ floht ]

Definition:

v. to rest or move along the surface of a liquid or in the air

Sentence:

The raft floated downstream.

More example sentences:

The raft floated downstream.

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What did Homily and Arrietty sleep in as they floated toward Little Fordham?

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Where did the book land when they floated away?

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What was written on the rice paper lanterns that floated on the river?

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What floated into the farmhouse after the dog had dug up the bone?

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As God's notes floated through space and down to earth, what did they turn into?

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The boat floated down the watercourse. Spelled as one word.

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What floated down the creek the day Lynn and Stevie were playing?

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What two people took the animals up over the mountains while the rest floated the gorge on a raft?

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What floated away while Daisy was asleep in it?

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The plumose seed floated through the air.

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We floated down the Yangtze River in a Sampan.

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The cloud floated o'er the house.

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As the kids and Max floated in the boat what could they see below them?

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What favorite items did Alex and Joss leave as a cairn when they floated down the river?

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Synonyms:

drift; glide; sail

Antonyms:

sink

Floated rhymes:

• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • bloated
  • boated
  • coated
  • gloated
  • noted
  • quoted
  • throated
  • toted
  • voted
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • demoted
  • denoted
  • devoted
  • misquoted
  • outvoted
  • promoted
  • uncoated