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float
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Floats are a popular treat at summer events like parades and carnivals, commonly consisting of ice cream and soda.
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float
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Popular activity in summer to float down rivers on inflatable tubes.
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float
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It is common for children to play with inflatable floats in swimming pools and at the beach.
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float
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Commonly associated with colorful floats in parades and festivals
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float
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Popular recreational activity during summer involving inflatable devices on water
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floater
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In the workplace, a 'floater' refers to an employee who can be assigned to different tasks or departments as needed.
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floater
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Commonly used in swimming pools and considered a fun activity for children and adults.
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floater
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A floater in a swimming pool is a common and enjoyable way to relax or play in the water.
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floater
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Commonly served in ice cream shops and enjoyed as a dessert treat or novelty item.
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floating houses
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Uncommon, mostly associated with vacation homes or tourist attractions rather than everyday living
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floating markets
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Not a common method of retail for fresh produce
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