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Meaning
Noun
●
air, the
air
; the
sky
, the heavens.
●
An
attic
or
similar
space
(often used for
storage
) in the
roof
of a
house
or other building.
●
In Rooms:
An
attic
or
similar
space
(often used for
storage
) in the
roof
of a
house
or other building.
Such an
attic
used as an atelier.
●
In Textiles:
The
thickness
of a
soft
object
when not under pressure.
●
A
gallery
or
raised
apartment
in a
church
,
hall
, etc.
●
A
residential
flat
(apartment) on an
upper
floor
of an
apartment
building.
●
In Golf:
The
pitch
or
slope
of the
face
of a
golf club
(tending to
drive
the
ball
upward).
●
A
floor
or
room
placed
above another.
●
In Radioactivity:
loss of
fluid
test
Verb
●
To
propel
high into the air.
●
To
fly
or
travel
through the
air
,
as though
propelled
●
In Bowling:
To
throw
the
ball
erroneously
through the
air
instead of
releasing
it on the lane's surface.
●
To
furnish
with a
loft
space.
●
To
raise
(a
bed
) on
tall
supports
so that the
space
beneath
can be used for something else.
Adj
●
lofty;
proud
; haughty
Name
●
A surname.
Sourced from
Wiktionary
Origin
loft
English
lofte
Middle English (1100-1500)
loft
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
Sourced from
Etym
Related
Condo
Garage
Penthouse
Bungalow
Floor
Attic
Terrace
Apartment
Townhouse
Duplex
Roof
Bedroom
Basement
Balcony
Ceiling
Room
House
Rooftop
Lounge
Tent
Closet
Sunroom
Space
Home
Patio
Flat
Shade
Cabin
Kitchen
Carport
Villa
Building
Furniture
Bed
Cottage
Garden
Wedge
Cage
Carpet
Mansion
Pipe
Spacious
Bunk
Deck
Crib
Apartments
Bathroom
Courtyard
Studio
Cellar
Living Room
Town House
Dining Room
Gable Roof
Trundle Bed
Master Bedroom
Guest House
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Rhymes
Oft
Toft
Waft
Loft
Soft
Aloft
Croft
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