floating policy (noun)

1. During the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, many people relied on their floating policies to cover the loss of their valuable jewelry and other movable property.

2. Why did the insurance agent always carry a floating policy? Because they didn't want to sink in a sea of claims!

3. In the enchanting kingdom of Eldoria, every citizen possessed a magical floating policy that protected their precious gems and artifacts from any harm, even if they were teleported to distant realms.

4. In the suspenseful heist movie, the protagonist cleverly uses a floating policy to ensure that their stolen jewelry remains protected even when hidden in different secret locations.