ˈdriftij, -tēj noun
( -s )
Etymology: drift (II) + -age
1. : a drifting of some object especially through action of wind or water
2. : deviation from a set course (as from a ship's course due to leeway or currents)
3. : something that is drifting or has drifted
I sell them stuff: bait and lobsters, and sometimes an interesting bit of driftage — Erle Stanley Gardner