eddy
noun
Pronunciation: /ˈɛdi/
Definition
A circular movement of water, wind, or smoke that moves against the main current.
Examples
The canoeist struggled to navigate the strong eddy that formed near the riverbank.
Dust motes danced in a tiny eddy of air caught in the corner of the room.
The boat was pulled into a swirling eddy, forcing the captain to steer hard to the left.
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