swoosh Definition
swoosh (swo̵os̸h, swo̵̅o̅s̸h)
intransitive verb, transitive verb
to move, pour, etc. with or as with a sharp rushing or whistling sound
Etymology: echoic intens. of swish
noun
such a sound
swoosh Usage Examples
Object
- sound: They all sit down, flap their arms and make jet swooshing sounds as if they are flying.
- noise: Our sleep was occasionally disturbed by a bizarre swooshing noise upon which was superposed some bird sounds.
- feeling: After 2 weeks I am distressed I still feel the swooshing electrical feeling in my head.
Modifies a noun
logo: Finish this look with another Nike classic item of golf clothing, the black cap with its distinctive swoosh logo.
Followed by an intransitive particle
down: We strapped on our boards and swooshed down after him, but couldn't catch him all day.
Browse dictionary entries near swoosh
- ‹ swoop
- ‹ swoon
- ‹ swollen
- ‹ swob
- ‹ swizzle stick
- ‹ swizzle
- ‹ swivet
- ‹ swivel chair
- ‹ swivel
- ‹ swive
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- sword cane ›
- sword dance ›
- sword fern ›
- sword grass ›
- sword knot ›
- swordfish ›

