loft
//lɒft//
Noun
loftSingular
loftsPlural
1
A room or space directly under the roof of a building, often used for storage.
We store old furniture in the loft.
2
An upper floor or gallery in a church, hall, or barn.
The choir sang from the loft above the main hall.
3
A large open living space, typically converted from a warehouse or industrial building.
They bought a loft in a converted warehouse downtown.
Verb
loftInfinitive
loftPresent tense
loftedPast tense
loftedPast participle
loftingPresent participle
loftsThird-person singular
1
To kick, hit, or throw a ball or other object high into the air.
The golfer lofted the ball over the bunker.
2
To propel something upward with a high arc.
The golfer lofted the ball over the bunker.