What is another word for Wafter?

Pronunciation: [wˈaftə] (IPA)

A wafter is someone or something that drifts or moves gently through the air or water. Synonyms for wafter include drifter, floater, bobber, sailer, and glider. The term can also refer to an object that creates a thermal current, such as a wafter fly used in fishing or a wafter disc used to test air currents. In general, wafters are characterized by a slow, smooth movement that is influenced by the surrounding environment. They often appear graceful and peaceful, and are commonly associated with natural settings such as gardens, forests, and bodies of water.

What are the hypernyms for Wafter?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Wafter

She said: I am she that loveth: I was born of the earthly folk, But of old Allfather took me from the Kings and their wedding yoke: And he called me the Victory-Wafter, and I went and came as he would, And I chose the slain for his war-host, and the days were glorious and good, Till the thoughts of my heart overcame me, and the pride of my wisdom and speech, And I scorned the earth-folk's Framer and the Lord of the world I must teach: For the death-doomed I caught from the sword, and the fated life I slew, And I deemed that my deeds were goodly, and that long I should do and undo.
"The Story of Sigurd the Volsung and the Fall of the Niblungs"
William Morris

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