float

1. something constructed by a class for use in a parade, typically around homecoming
2. something which other students find fun to BURN

"That is the remains of our float."

by GIcutie2620 January 27, 2004

float

pocket money

hey reen, can you change a cnote, no problem because i always carry a float

by tuffpuff September 30, 2008

float

to hook up with one another in the water

oh shit!! check them out... theyre totally floating out there...look how close they are!

by floaters September 22, 2007

float

(v.) For the founding members of a business to sell thier shares as a public limited company. While this brings in extra revenue, it means these people lose a little control over thier company.

I'm going to float the company next year.

by Gumba Gumba May 13, 2004

float

A car in the left lane which is going up to 5 MPH over the posted speed limit on the highway, and has probably started to rack up a car line. Often driven by the elderly, a person on a cell phone, or a soccer mom, floats will rarely switch to the other lane to let traffic pass.

I had a truck on my right and a float infront of me going 65. I was screwed.

by The Sub February 25, 2005

Float

Used instead of walk. Especially popular in Central and Eastern North Carolina.

Let's float over there and see what's cooking.

by RaleighMan March 31, 2010

Float On

Modest Mouse's first single off of Good News for People Who Love Bad News, their fouth LP.

We'll all float on, OK.

ALRIGHT! ALREADY!

by Walter June 2, 2004