| 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] |