adverb, adjective 1.floating or borne on the water; in a floating condition:
The ship was set afloat. 2.on board a ship, boat, raft, etc.; at sea: cargo afloat and ashore.
3.covered with water; flooded; awash: The main deck was afloat.
4.moving without being guided or controlled; drifting.
5.passing from place to place; in circulation: A rumor is afloat.
6.free of major trouble, especially financially solvent: to keep a venture afloat.
Origin: before 1000; Middle English, Old English on flote. See
a-1,
float Related forms half-a·float, adjective
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Afloat
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