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• n  a long flag; often tapering
• v  be driven or carried along, as by the air
  Sounds wafted into the room
• v  blow gently
  A breeze wafted through the door

• Today verses from the Koran waft from a dozen open windows in the town of Bethany.
• Today verses from the Koran waft from a dozen open windows in the town of Bethany.
• And from the open doors waft odors of cigarette smoke and Lysol.

• pennant
• pennon
• streamer

News & Articles

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• Yard MD: Explore iris varieties from around the globe (story, video)
  When the sweet fragrance of bearded irises begins to waft over the backyard garden, spring has finally reached its culmination. The sugary scent of iris in full bloom is as intoxicating as that of a rose or lily, but with a richness and sweetness that is unfound in any other blooming flower.
  June 7, 2013 - Fond du Lac Reporter
• Alamo: Lois Ann Flood keeps alive Isadora Duncan's 'expressionist' dance work
  ORINDA -- Call us suckers for dance, but there's something intensely gratifying about watching Lois Flood waft barefoot across the Orinda Library community hall stage.
  June 7, 2013 - Lamorinda Sun
• Spice Merchants brings exotic blends and teas to Coconut Point
  Scents of smoked paprika and sweet cinnamon waft past worn wood beams salvaged from a Michigan barn built in 1850.
  June 7, 2013 - The News-Press

Quotes

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• Mark Cavendish in Sydney Morning Herald
  Mark Cavendish, following his stage-five victory into Montargis, when asked if he is misunderstood: "I think there's no fire without fuel. I think if you put fuel on the fire it can be other people that waft it to get it bigger. I believe that's...
• Nigel Lythgoe in Chicago Tribune
  In a March 26 conference call with reporters, executive producer Nigel Lythgoe said the site doesn't cause him any concern: "It'sa bit like a fly buzzing around a cow; you want to waft it away with your tail," Lythgoe said. "When you're...
• Nick Clegg in RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
  David Cameron is already measuring the curtains in No. 10. He thinks it's his birthright to rule,Clegg said. "He thinks he's entitled to just waft into No. 10 and, as he said in the papers this morning, he doesn't care what [voters] say....