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swish

adjective as in fashionable, elegant

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I returned with golden oil, salt like snow flakes and a warm sourdough loaf to join Maria José’s swish tomato.

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In the coming days, the drizzly gray weather along the coast is not expected to change much, said Mehle, who drove to work in Monterey on Saturday with his windshield wipers swishing.

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It would have been a flex to take down two greats with one swish of the blade, yet that is not Root's style.

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One wonders about the butterfly effect caused by the swish of Jadeja's blade.

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Where there used to be rusting rolling stock and derelict sidings, there is now a swish shopping centre, smart restaurants and the oddly bulbous, 42-storey Belgrade Tower.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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