Advertisement
Advertisement
driftage
/ ˈdrɪftɪdʒ /
noun
- the act of drifting
- matter carried along or deposited by drifting
- the amount by which an aircraft or vessel has drifted from its intended course
Discover More
Example Sentences
Fuel coal is also too pure to have been accumulated by driftage.
From Project Gutenberg
No more man-wrought driftage came our way, but other signs multiplied.
From Project Gutenberg
Experience has given directions for its use, avoiding some of the grosser causes of error from driftage and other causes.
From Project Gutenberg
Also they were scrubs—the dirty driftage of the fight game, without honor, without efficiency.
From Project Gutenberg
Among the heaps of sea-weed there were sometimes small pieces of painted wood, bark, and other driftage.
From Project Gutenberg
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse