swirl|swirled|swirling|swirls in English

verb

[swɜrl /swɜːl]

move with a spinning or whirling motion; be dizzy; cause to spin or whirl

Use "swirl|swirled|swirling|swirls" in a sentence

1. Aswirl (not comparable) Swirling; in a swirl; full of or surrounded by something swirling

2. Babka, or baba, is typically baked in a swirled pan, resembling an old peasant woman's swirling skirt

3. In Axisymmetric swirl, there is swirling flow in the z-axis (normal to the geometry plane)

4. Dust/Sand Swirls

5. The water swirled down the drain.

6. The ice cubes swirled down the drain.

7. Smoke swirled up the chimney.

8. ♪ Would love this swirling sky

9. Swirl butter into the sauce.

10. Circling: as in swirling, spiraling

11. The fog swirled thickly around us.

12. Swirl to disassociate large clumps.

13. Long vines swirl round the tree.

14. The analytical results facilitated an examination of the effects of swirl strength, distribution of swirl, and nozzle geometry.

15. Gourd swirled the remaining liquid in his glass.

16. (verb) Swirled the wine to Aromatize it.

17. Bits of phosphorescence swirled in the foam.

18. The river had become a swirling torrent.

19. Swirl this mixture over the custard.

20. Serve warm swirled with soured cream and garnished with fresh herbs.

21. Bernice squinted into the vinyl effect swirl.

22. Dancers spun in a swirl of skirts.

23. The traffic swirled by on the splashing road.

24. The yellowish brown smoke fumed up and swirled.

25. 8 The death-dealing air of Satan still swirls around us.