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to be in motion on a body of water or current of air at a slow pace
to remain on or near the surface of a liquid without sinking to the bottom
to release or place something on a liquid surface, allowing it to move freely
to allow a currency to vary in value based on market forces, without direct government intervention
to smooth or level a surface, such as plaster or cement, using a tool called a float
to move in a relaxed, unhurried, or carefree manner
to be passed around or circulated, often in the context of rumors, ideas, or information
to bring suggestions, plans, or ideas forward for further consideration
a hand tool with a flat or slightly textured face used for smoothing or finishing plaster, cement, or stucco surfaces
What is a "float"?
A float is a flat, hand-held tool used in construction and masonry to smooth or level surfaces like concrete or plaster. It is typically made of wood, metal, or foam and has a broad, flat surface that is used to spread, smooth, and finish the material after it has been applied. Floats are commonly used to ensure an even surface during tasks like pouring concrete floors or finishing plastered walls. They help to eliminate imperfections, making the surface smooth and ready for further work or finishing.
an internal gas-filled organ in many fishes that helps maintain and control buoyancy
any object that rests or moves on the surface of water
a beverage, usually soft drink or soda, containing ice cream floating in it
the number of shares of a company's stock that are issued and available for trading by the public
the time interval between depositing a check in a bank and the actual payment of funds
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