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swanky (informal) elegantly fashionable or smart; swank. [2 definitions]
swannery a place where swans are bred or enclosed.
swansdown the soft down of a swan, used esp. as a decorative trim or cosmetic puff. [2 definitions]
swan song the final action or appearance of someone or something.
swap to exchange or trade. [3 definitions]
swap meet a meeting or gathering at which items, esp. used or collectible ones, are bought, sold, or exchanged.
sward grassy land or turf, or a section of such land.
swarm1 a large number of insects moving together in a group. [7 definitions]
swarm2 to climb by grasping with the arms and legs.
swarth sward.
swarthy dark in color or complexion.
swash to splash, as moving water or something in water does. [9 definitions]
swashbuckler a swaggering adventurer, such as a pirate or swordsman.
swastika a symbol consisting of a cross with four arms of equal length that are bent at right angles. [2 definitions]
SWAT a team of law enforcement officers specially trained to deal with violent or dangerous situations (acronym for "special weapons and tactics").
swat to hit abruptly, as with an open hand or fly swatter; slap; smack. [4 definitions]
swatch a small sample or specimen cut from something, esp. cloth.
swath the width or path cut by one pass of a scythe, mower, or the like. [3 definitions]
swathe to wrap up, enfold, or bind, esp. with a wrapping material or bands. [4 definitions]
sway to swing back and forth or from side to side; rock. [11 definitions]
swayback an excessive or abnormal inward or downward curvature of the spine, as in some horses. [2 definitions]