noun
- a small spot or speck that drifts across the field of vision, caused by particles in the eye's fluid
- a person or thing that floats or moves from place to place
- a buoyant device used to keep something afloat
Usage: medical/anatomical
Examples
- I see a floater drifting across my vision when I look at a bright sky.
- The parade featured an elaborate floater decorated with flowers and lights.
- He's a floater who moves between different jobs and cities.
- The life jacket acts as a floater to keep the swimmer safe.
- Floaters in the eye are usually harmless and common as people age.
- The candidate appealed to floaters who hadn't yet decided how to vote.