swipe

Object

card: You get in by swiping a card through a reader attached to the frame.

Converse of object

• take: Cult comedy troop Broken Lizard takes a swipe at the slasher flick, mixing in their own unique sense of humor.
• make: They will soak up the impact of any vicious swipes made by your school.
• have: Also had a swipe at a Lada open door it just shut in time.

Adjective modifier

• satirical: As a satirical swipe at the news media in the US, Victory takes no prisoners.
• few: After a few hefty swipes Pete woke up suddenly.
• quick: A quick swipe with a wet sponge is all the maintenance required.

Modifies a noun

• card: They are given a magnetic swipe card of a person they must find.
• reader: These are operated by swipe card readers, for which you will need an ID card.
• machine: This contraption was rather like a modern manual credit card swipe machine.
• access: The PC's in the library itself do not require swipe card access at the present time.
• entry: The cards also need to be compatible with our swipe door entry system, which uses Hi Co cards.
• door: There is a swipe card access door, with a telephone for visitors.

Modifying Another Word

so: Restaurants and off-licences will demand that the card be swiped so that they are indemnified from prosecution.

Noun used with modifier

• card: Electronic safes may also come with card swipe access system.
• visitor: No charge: Should be given green windscreen pass and all areas access on ID swipe card or visitor swipe card.
• credit: A credit card swipe will be taken on collection to cover any incidental charges incurred during your rental.
• side: We had parody; some " in " - theatrical jokes and some clever side swipes at clerics.
• payment: Online: you will need your rent payment swipe card together with your credit or debit card.
• door: University cards must be accredited before they will work at a door swipe connected to the central security system.