Floating meaning
Available for use; in circulation. Used of capital.
adjective
Designed or constructed to operate smoothly and without vibration.
adjective
That floats.
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Designating or of parts, as in a suspension, that reduce force or vibration.
adjective
Of or relating to an organ of the body that is movable or out of normal position.
A floating kidney.
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Not fixed; not remaining in one place; moving about.
adjective
Being short-term debt that is continuously refinanced.
adjective
Displaced from the normal position and moving more freely.
A floating kidney.
adjective
Buoyed on or suspended in or as if in a fluid.
adjective
Not secured in place; unattached.
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Relating to an organ of the body that is movable or out of normal position.
A floating kidney.
adjective
That which floats or float.
Floating buoys.
adjective
Not fixed in position, opinion etc.; free to move or drift.
The outcome of the forthcoming election is still unclear due to the large number of floating voters.
In China, the large floating population has tended to gravitate to cities.
You can drag the floating toolbars to any position on the screen.
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(in the plural) Material that floats in a liquid.
noun
The definition of floating is something that is buoyed up by water or air, or something that can fluctuate and change.
A raft that is supported by water and that remains on the surface of the swimming pool is an example of something that is floating.
A variable interest rate on your mortgage is an example of a floating rate.
adjective
Buoyed on or suspended in or as if in a fluid.
adjective
Not secured in place; unattached.
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Inclined to move or be moved about.
A floating meeting; floating crap games.
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