swash
1swash
verb \ˈswäsh, ˈswȯsh\Definition of SWASH
intransitive verb
2
: to make violent noisy movements
3
: to move with a splashing sound
transitive verb
: to cause to splash
Examples of SWASH
- <waves gently swashing against the shore>
- <every bump in the road swashed a little more of my soda on the car's upholstery>
Origin of SWASH
probably imitative
First Known Use: 1556
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