The phrase "a hover" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, particularly when discussing user interface elements or actions involving a cursor or pointer.
Example: "When you place your cursor over the icon, a hover will display additional information about the feature."
Alternatives: "a mouseover" or "a tooltip".
The rotors beat louder as we pulled into a hover.
"Hey, are you checking out my ride?" is his opening gambit, delivered while astride a hover bike.
But the bird fails to spot the shrew, or has perhaps already sighted potentially less fortunate prey, and comes to a hover above the neighbouring field.
The pilots flew in the dark, arrived at the simulated compound, and settled into a hover while the SEALs fast-roped down.
Wipeout, a hover ship racer launch title for Sony's PlayStation in the West, marked the passing of video gaming's perception from childish diversion to the cultural zeitgeist.
A hover boarding game allows the player to speed through a course by leaning his head forward or to bank a sharp turn by shifting to one side.
"We're going to have a Hover-In you should all try to come to," Mr. Bondurant, the Georgia hoverer, told his fellow cult members.
A Hover-In staple is cruising, long runs over different surfaces with no real destination in mind.
Students from the nearby Massachusetts Institute of Technology are also working on the vehicle, which is due to attempt its first hop outside a laboratory this spring.Mr Cohanim describes the way Talaris moves as a "hover-hop".
The SkyCat also employs a "hover-skirt" which allows it to land not just without a runway, but without a mast to tie it to, giving it a drawing-board advantage over the zeppelin.
Yet another interesting item on the page is a "hover-car", which Park and his team have tried to use a number of times – and still hope to one day.
