vapour
/ˈvæpər/Definitions
1. noun
a visible mass of water or other liquid, suspended in the air as a mist or cloud.
“The misty vapour rose from the valley below.”
2. noun
a small amount of a substance, especially a liquid or gas, released or given off.
“The factory released a vapour of toxic chemicals into the atmosphere.”
3. verb
to change from a liquid to a gas, especially quickly.
“Water vapour rises from the surface of the hot coffee.”
4. noun
a mixture of gases, especially one that is visible as a cloud or mist.
“The vapour in the room made it difficult to see.”
5. noun
a feeling of unease or anxiety, especially one that is vague or hard to describe.
“She felt a vapour of uncertainty as she decided what to do next.”