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Often used in the same context:
permeate,
reek,
seep,
smell,
flit,
billow,
whiff,
meander,
drift,
scudding,
aroma,
belch,
resound,
rustles,
whoosh,
thrum,
burbling,
reverberate,
eddying,
saunter,
trundle,
wander,
linger,
slosh,
amble,
snuffle,
redolence,
rumbling,
clatter,
redolent,
emanate,
radiate,
nestle,
hum,
swirl,
tinkle,
splutter,
perfuming,
glides,
fizzes,
flutters,
wreathed,
sniffs,
thunders,
stench,
swish,
wend,
gurgle,
whirls,
tootle,
skitters,
blare,
mustiness,
perambulate,
clomp,
shimmers,
prickle,
suffuse,
pattering,
puff,
inhale,
wisps,
skirling,
throb,
splosh,
miasma,
chirrup,
breezes,
clopping,
percolate,
creak,
pervade,
beckon,
befoul,
pungent,
spew,
effervesce,
lopes,
creeps,
expectorated,
whizzing,
abloom,
droning,
slither,
murmur,
scent,
damply,
fug,
ooze,
skulk,
fogs,
perfumy,
tiptoe,
slinking,
twilit,
faintly,
snaking,
ricochets,
noisome,
shambled,
chuff,
zephyr,
shiver,
whiffs,
tingle,
breeze,
ripple,
rustle,
shivers,
tingling,
fragrance,
puffs,
tickle,
gust,
breath
More specific:
pennoncel,
pennoncelle,
penoncel
More general:
blow,
flag,
go,
locomote,
move,
travel
Synonyms:
drift,
pennant,
pennon,
streamer
Also try:
— Adjectives for waft:
faint,
sudden,
first,
great,
occasional,
warm,
cold,
cool,
little,
strong,
fresh,
more...
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