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swish

[swish] / swɪʃ /


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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.

From BBC

Daunno does an expert disaffected indie head nod and foot bounce while he plays, and Shen is thoroughly convincing on the keys with her hair swishes and tentative backing vocals.

From Los Angeles Times

I put the pod into a glass pan, poured a few cups of boiling water over it, and swished everything around until it was fully dissolved.

From Salon

She rose up, released and began to backpedal, seemingly assured of the coming swish.

From Seattle Times

When Jordan Miller swished one from the right of the top and Wooga Poplar buried one from the left edge, those two shots had bookended a fierce drive from Wong that spawned two free throws.

From Washington Post