swoon

Object

• woman: Erika PS... he is also very nice and kind to talk to and puts up with swooning women like me.
• pop: IAN LOVE is a bittersweet album of gently swooning pop, a quietly brilliant achievement.
• vocal: An impeccable vocal performance, mid tempo but such a swooning swoonsome powerful vocal.
• voice: A quiet introduction, that swooning voice, a beautiful wordless sound.

Converse of object

• make: Each hip thrust makes the girls swoon - there's enough sweaty leather clad sex appeal on stage to put the SuicideGirls to shame.
• do: All round the coast the languid air did swoon, Breathing like one that hath a weary dream.

Preposition: at

• sight: The conventional heroine of the time would at least have swooned at the sight of blood.

Modifies a noun

• theory: They assert a kind of swoon theory, where Jesus did not actually die, tho he was crucified.
• factor: No other director has as much swoon factor as Pedro Almodóvar.

Modifying Another Word

• nearly: Y, being, as are all publishers, more like a shrinking violet than anything else in the world, nearly swooned.
• almost: Many classics were played, the audience almost swooning as each was introduced.
• then: He cast but one glance at it, then swooned ponderously to the floor.

Noun used with modifier

• girl: Jerry King Played by Tony Bonner Jerry King is the Flight Ranger who all the girls swoon over.
• lady: That would have been enough to make delicate ladies swoon.
• woman: Women swoon at my feet, men whisper my name in awe, and children cheer when they see me.

Preposition: on

• floor: She sprang up to reply, but was so overcome with emotion that she fell in a swoon on the floor.
• cross: The theory that Jesus merely swooned on the cross and later revived in the tomb is one that clutches at straws.

Preposition: in

• admiration: A tender whisper here, a despairing wail of anguish there, it's a real floor-filler as everyone around her swoons in admiration.

Preposition: with

• delight: In truth, the local communities were hardly likely to swoon with delight at the prospect of a localized response to unemployment and poverty.