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float
(redirected from float boat)

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float verb announce, attempt, buoy, buoy up, issue, launch, offer, present, project, promote, propel, sell, set in motion, try
Associated concepts: float a bond, float an idea or concept
See also: finance


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On the day of Kartik Purnima people come to the lord Lingraj temple to offer prayers to Hindu Lord Shiva and then they float boats in the pond attached to the temple.
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Perhaps a heedless swimmer may be unpleasantly surprised, but flowing waters refresh tide pools, float boats, and enchant the child who watches surf pound against the headland.
 
 
 
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