wafture noun. ['wɒftjʊǝ, 'wɑ:f-] Now arch. & literary. E17.
[from WAFT verb¹, verb² + -URE.]
1. The action or an act of waving the hand or something held in the hand. E17.
■ G. Macdonald A few mysterious waftures of the hand.
b. The waving of a wing or wings. L18.

2. The action of wafting or propelling by air or current. M18.

3. A thing wafted or carried by or on the breeze. E19.
■ K. Tennant The smell of manure.., the human waftures of sweat.

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