Obs. rare. In 5 waftyr. [f. the root of WAVE v. Perh. immediately f. a sb. *wafter, formed with suffix as in laughter. Cf. WAFTURE.] intr. To wave.
c. 1450. Mirk’s Festial, 273. When þe bestys þat droghen þe cart seen hys mantell waftyr wyth þe wynde.
