swish|swishes in English

noun

[swɪʃ]

rustling sound, light brushing sound; swift motion that makes a rustling sound; rod, stick used for flogging; effeminate homosexual (Derogatory Slang)

Use "swish|swishes" in a sentence

1. The wipers on the bus go swish , swish , swish, all day long.

2. Class: The swish and flick.

3. Her skirts gave a swish.

4. A red-Bellied piranha calmly swishes through a river

5. Their new apartment is very swish.

6. I heard the rope swish through the air.

7. The wipers on the bus go swish swishswish.

8. 5 We heard the swish of a cane.

9. She turned with a swish of her skirt.

10. She turned away with a swish of her skirt.

11. We watched the train swish past the empty platforms.

12. With a swish of the curtains, the stage was revealed.

13. The first technique you will try is the Swish Pattern.

14. Sniff, savor and swish that around for a few moments.

15. We have 10 Swish Powerglydes to give away to subscribers.

16. His conscience could enjoy the crisp swish of a departing skirt.

17. 17 Sniff,[www.Sentencedict.com] savor and swish that around for a few moments.

18. It's a myth that we only swish our tails when we're angry.

19. Mostly I hear only the patter of my footsteps and the synchronized swishes of wind over my ears.

20. We could hear the swish and gurgle of water against the hull.

21. 25 We could hear the swish and gurgle of water against the hull.

22. Now, with a swish and a swallow, you, too, are sent on your way.

23. Synonyms for Crepitation include crepitus, rustle, whisper, rustling, swish, crackle, susurration, swishing, crinkling and susurrus

24. Whistling nostrils, the gentle swish of the robe and a crunching like snow beneath my boots.

25. Then a flaring swish as its propellant ignited, accelerating it helter-skelter accumulating redoubtable kinetic energy.