eddy
/ˈɛdi/Definitions
1. noun
A whirlpool or vortex in a fluid, especially in a river or ocean.
“The eddy in the river made it difficult to kayak.”
2. noun
A rotating mass of air, especially one that forms over a mountain or hill.
“The eddy of warm air caused the temperature to fluctuate.”
3. verb
To move in a circular motion, especially in a body of water.
“The boat eddied around the buoy.”
4. verb
To cause a fluid to rotate in a circular motion, especially in a river or ocean.
“The current eddied the water around the rock.”