flotant
adjective
flo·tant
ˈflōtᵊnt
heraldry
: flying in air
a galley, sails furled, pennon flotant
Word History
Etymology
French flottant floating, from present participle of flotter to float, from Old French floter, of Germanic origin; akin to Old English flotian to float
- hold forth
- hold good
- hold hands
- hold in
- hold in check
- hold in high regard
- hold it
- hold it against
- hold it/that against
- hold no terror
- hold no terror(s)
- hold no terrors
- hold no truck with
- hold off
- hold off (on)
- hold off on
- hold on
- hold on a minute
- hold on a moment
- hold on to
- hold one's breath
- hold one's cards close to one's chest/vest
- hold one's cards close to the chest/vest
- hold one's fire
- hold one's head high