See Also: waftage(dictionary)

waftage (iou)



waftage noun. Now arch. & literary. M16.
[from WAFT verb2 + -AGE.]
The action of wafting; the convoying of ships; conveyance across water. M16.
Fraser's Magazine The crazy bark of old Charon, only fitted for the light waftage of ghosts.
Passage (as) through the air or through space. M17.
The action or power of propulsion of the wind. M17.
L. Wallace Let us give ourselves to waftage of the winds.