waff
/wæf/
verb
- To wave or flap something, especially in the air.
- She waffed the flag to get their attention.
- The bird waffed its wings and took off.
- He waffed the smoke away with his hand.
- To float or drift lightly through the air.
- A gentle breeze waffed across the lake.
- The scent of flowers waffed through the open window.
- Leaves waffed down from the trees in the autumn breeze.
noun
- A light gust or puff of air.
- A waff of cool air came through the crack in the door.
- The candle flickered with each waff of wind.
- He felt a waff of perfume as she walked by.
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