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swish

adjective as in fashionable, elegant

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Instead, what connects both failures was the fact they were again both drives - the first aggressive swish edged to the slips before a more tentative push.

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Dunn let the three fly and swished it in to push the Trojans lead to 30 points.

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The cows swished their tails and chewed their cud and followed the truck with their eyes.

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In the modern game, which has become overrun by monstrously tall super-athletes who can swish 3-pointers as easily as they throw down dunks, every franchise is searching far and wide for the next big thing.

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

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