1. the act of carrying or being carried gently through air or water
Usage: literary
2. something that is wafted, such as a scent or sound
Usage: literary

Examples

• The waftage of cherry blossoms filled the spring air.
• A gentle waftage of music drifted from the concert hall.
• The waftage of perfume announced her arrival.
• Ocean breezes provided pleasant waftage on the warm day.
• The waftage of smoke revealed the hidden campfire.
• Sweet waftage from the bakery drew customers inside.