What is "floater" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "floater": spots before the eyes caused by opaque cell fragments in the vitreous humor and lens

Noun

Meaning of "floater": a debt instrument with a variable interest rate tied to some other interest rate (e.g. the rate paid by T-bills)

Noun

Meaning of "floater": a wanderer who has no established residence or visible means of support

Noun

Meaning of "floater": an employee who is reassigned from job to job as needed

Noun

Meaning of "floater": a voter who votes illegally at different polling places in the same election

Noun

Meaning of "floater": a swimmer who floats in the water

Noun

Meaning of "floater": an object that floats or is capable of floating

Noun

Meaning of "floater": an insurance policy covering loss of movable property (e.g. jewelry) regardless of its location

Noun

Synonyms:

increase, hike, rise, stake, loan, bite, credit, retainer, score, take, touch, allowance, accommodation, deposit, down payment, prepayment, front money, outsider, stranger, visitor, refugee, foreigner, migrant, intruder, immigrant, settler, invader, guest, newcomer, interloper, greenhorn, squatter, weed, noncitizen, blow in, incomer, derelict, stiff, vagrant, drifter, tramp, transient, vagabond, hobo, black sheep, guttersnipe, bindle, gutterpup, vagrant, beggar, castaway, renegade, tramp, stiff, outcast, drifter, bum, vagabond, grifter, hobo, dawdler, stumblebum, skidrow bum, ne'er-do-well, credit, investment, mortgage, allowance, advance, trust, accommodation, extension, time payment, interloper, newcomer, foreigner, alien, stranger, refugee, intruder, outlander, incomer, odd one out, discharge, clemency, freeing, acquittal, exemption, spring, liberty, deliverance, liberation, charge, commute, relief, freedom, emancipation, manumission, turnout, absolution, exoneration, acquittance, lifeboat, walkout, lifesaver, let-off, hobo, panhandler, down-and-out, beggar, wanderer, loafer, vagrant, outcast, drifter, bum, vagabond, derelict, hitchhiker, homeless person, passenger, tourist, commuter, adventurer, migrant, sailor, pilgrim, sightseer, tripper, drifter, gypsy, vagabond, navigator, truant, rover, wanderer, itinerant, vagrant, tramp, gadabout, seafarer, explorer, peddler, nomad, bum, wayfarer, hobo, excursionist, displaced person, transmigrant, hiker, roamer, haj, trouper, barnstormer, rambler, voyager, globetrotter, journeyer, trekker, expeditionist, jet-setter, junketer, transient, itinerant, wanderer, drifter, street person, homeless person, rolling stone, vagabond, nomad, rover, explorer, stray, ranger, straggler, adventurer, itinerant, vagrant, drifter, gypsy, gadabout, bum, traveler, gad, stroller, pilgrim, roamer, beachcomber, voyager, rambler, gallivanter, globe-trotter, meanderer, rolling stone, hallucinatory, whimsical, unreal, misleading, apparent, chimerical, deceitful, delusive, fallacious, fanciful, fantastic, fictitious, float, ideal, illusive, imaginary, mistaken, ostensible, pipe dream, seeming, sham, untrue, visionary, delusory, fictional, fictive, suppositious, supposititious, false, Barmecidal, blue sky, semblant,

Antonyms:

decrease, halt, hesitation, recession, withdrawal, impediment, stagnation, stop, block, failure, local, native, citizen, countryman, national, native, citizen, local, national, insider, incarceration, collection, gathering, hold, imprisonment, restraint, check, tiptoeing, real, honest, truthful, genuine,