float

You just kind of floated it in there.

The interesting thing about hope is that it seems to kind of float free from judgments about the evidence.

Blood can spatter even more than it usually does on earth, floating around unconstrained by gravity.

And when we were walking around my studio, we just started floating the idea of like, "What if we did something together?"

There, a child would not learn to crawl, but would instead learn to float, propelling themselves using their arms.

Some islands, like the Maldives, spend billions building interconnected rafts that house apartments, schools, and restaurants that float above its drowned cities.