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swing

[swing] / swɪŋ /




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"They were swinging on the rocking chair, looking at the book, talking about the pictures and giggling," she said.

From BBC

Both have since swung back to Labour, but now it confronts a shrivelling neither of those moments touched – the potential of losing Wales.

From BBC

Seasons shift from summer to winter, and weather patterns can swing from floods one year to drought the next.

From Science Daily

It involves about 40 men and women parading up and down the High Street swinging flaming balls around their heads before the balls are thrown into the harbour.

From BBC

And the coaching carousel is already in full swing, with one assistant already gone and Zach garnering outside interest, namely from his alma mater, Kansas State.

From Los Angeles Times