rafts
/ræfts/
verb
- Third person singular present tense of raft: to travel or transport by raft.
- The guide rafts tourists through the rapids for a thrilling experience.
- She rafts supplies to the remote village once a month.
- He rafts down the Colorado River every summer.
noun
- Flat structures made of logs, boards, or other materials tied together, used for floating on water.
- Loggers used rafts to transport timber down the river to the mill.
- The children built small rafts from sticks and leaves to race in the stream.
- Survivors of the shipwreck clung to makeshift rafts until rescue arrived.
- A large number or collection of something.
- The new policy brought a whole raft of changes to the school.
- She received a raft of awards for her volunteer work.
- The company faced a raft of complaints about its customer service.