floaty

[floh-tee]

float·y

[floh-tee]
adjective, float·i·er, float·i·est.
1.
able to float; buoyant.
2.
(of a boat) requiring little water to float.

Origin:
1300–50; Middle English floty. See float, -y1
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floaty (ˈfləʊtɪ)
 
adj , floatier, floatiest
1.  filmy and light: floaty material
2.  capable of floating; buoyant
3.  (of a vessel) riding high in the water; of shallow draught

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