raft
//ræft//
Noun
raftSingular
raftsPlural
1
A flat structure made of logs, planks, or other materials fastened together, used for floating on water.
We built a raft from logs and floated down the river.
2
An inflatable rubber or plastic boat used for recreation or rescue.
We rented a raft to float down the river.
3
A large number or amount of something.
The company received a raft of complaints about the new product.
Verb
raftInfinitive
raftPresent tense
raftedPast tense
raftedPast participle
raftingPresent participle
raftsThird-person singular
1
To travel or transport on a raft.
We rafted down the river to the campsite.
2
To make into a raft by fastening together.
They rafted the logs together to float them downstream.