To be driven or carried along; SYN. waft.

1. To be afloat; stay on a liquid surface; not sink; SYN. swim.
2. To set afloat.
3. To be in motion due to some air current; SYN. drift, be adrift, blow.
4. To allow (currencies) to fluctuate.

1. To act as the navigator in a car, plane, or vessel; SYN. pilot.
2. To travel by boat, car, or plane.

(Irregular preterit, past participle: rode, ridden).
1. To be carried or travel on or in a vehicle.
2. To climb up on the body.
3. To sit and travel on the back of animal, usually while controlling its motions; SYN. sit.
4. To ride over, along, or through.
5. To move like a floating object.
6. To continue undisturbed and without interference.
7. To lie moored or anchored.
8. To keep partially engaged by slightly depressing a pedal with the foot.
9. To copulate with, as of animals; SYN. mount.

(Homonym: sale).
1. To travel by ship on (a body of water).
2. To travel in a boat propelled by wind.

To travel by boat; SYN. sail, navigate.

To blow gently.

1. To change under the action or influence of the weather.
2. To face or endure with courage; SYN. endure, brave, brave out.
3. To cause to slope.
4. To sail to the windward of.

To travel around, either by plane or ship; SYN. compass.
Sail round.