Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Swing (2)

Swingv.swang, swung,pret.swung,pa.to wave or move loosely, to whirl round

4133

Swinge

Swingev.t.to whip, to punish;n.a sway, a sweep

4134

Swingebuckler

Swingebucklern.a bully a blustering fellow

4135

Swinger

Swingern.one who swings, one who whirls

4136

Swinging

Swingingpa. a.waving, very great, huge, large

4137

Swingingknife

Swingingknifen.a tool used in dressing flax

4138

Swingingly

Swinginglyad.vastly, hugely, largely, greatly

4139

Swingle

Swinglev.to swing in pleasure, dangle, beat flax

4140

Swinglingtow

Swinglingtown.the coarse part of flax

4141

Swinish

Swinisha.resembling swine, hoggish, brutal, gross

4142

Swink

Swinkv.to toil, labor, tire;n.toil, drudgery, ob.

4143

Swiss

Swissa.a native of Switzerland, the language of the country

4144

Swiss (2)

Swissa.pertaining to Switzerland

4145

Switch

Switchn.a flexible small twig;v.t.to lash

4146

Swivel

Swiveln.a thing to turn round upon, ring, gun

4147

Swivel (2)

Swivelv.to turn upon a movable pin

4148

Swob (2)

Swobn.a mop to clean floors or guns

4149

Swob (3)

Swobv.t.to clean a floor or gun, &c.

4150

Swobber

Swobbern.a term at cards, a sweeper of decks

4151

Swollen

Swollen, or Swolnpa.pass. of to swell, ob.

4152

Swoon

Swoonv.i.to faint, to sicken;n.a fainting fit

4153

Swoop

Swoopv.t.to fall at once upon, catch up, strike

4154

Swoop (2)

Swoopn.the sudden fall or dash of a bird of prey

4155

Swop

Swopv.t.to exchange, change, barter

4156

Sword

Swordn.a sharp weapon, the vengeance of justice

4157

Swordbearer

Swordbearern.one who bears a sword of state

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Swordcutler

Swordcutlern.one who makes or deals in swords