cloud

/klaʊd/noun

A mass of tiny water drops floating together in the sky where it can be seen.

Example sentences

“A single grey cloud drifted across the otherwise blue sky.”
“Dark clouds gathered over the hills just before the storm.”

The tech sense, storing data 'in the cloud', is now as familiar as the weather one. 'Under a cloud' means in disgrace or under suspicion.

Related words

obfuscateTo make something confusing or difficult to understand on purpose.snowSoft white flakes of frozen water that fall from the sky in cold weather and cover the ground.breezeA soft, mild movement of air.frostA thin layer of tiny ice crystals that forms on surfaces left out in cold air.sunshineThe light and warmth that come directly from the sun.humidHolding a noticeable amount of moisture; damp, especially describing air or weather.