1) a floating object, anchored to the bottom of the sea used to guide ships, to indicate reefs, submerged wrecks etc (buoy)
2) the power to float or keep things floating (buoyancy)
3) able to float or to keep things floating (buoyant)
4) (a mass of) white or grey water vapour floating in the sky (cloud)
5) a sheet of floating ice (floe)
6) a place where there are circular currents in the sea etc (pulling floating objects towards its centre) (whirlpool)
adapted for both land and water
occurring in water
(of plants, animals etc) growing or living in or near water
occurring in water
able to float or to keep things floating
light in weight
of, concerning, causing, feeling, ecstasy
very happy, blissful
(of a person) led by imagination instead of reason and experience
imaginary, romantic
that flies, flutters or waves
in the air, winged
light in weight
not heavy
travelling from place to place
roaming
not held, tied up, fastened, packed or contained in something
not tight; unconstrained
having no weight (e.g. as in space)
light