Swishing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SWISHING in dictionary:

VERB:
• move with a hissing or rushing sound
• cause to move with a hissing or rushing sound
• aim a swinging blow at something
• sink (a shot) without the ball touching the backboard or rim.
NOUN:
• the act of swishing
• a hissing or rustling sound
• a rapid swinging movement
• a shot that goes through the basket without touching the backboard or rim.
• an effeminate male homosexual.
ADJECTIVE:
• making a swishing noise
• impressively smart and fashionable
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move with a prolonged hissing sound

Words related to SWISHING

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How to use SWISHING in a sentence

• Another blow, driven home with equal power and precision on the opposite side, made the tree shudder to its top, and the third blow sent it swishing to the earth.
• Kurt had heard the swishing pattering impact of those swarms of small shot.
• Tom swung forward exultant, his webs swishing swiftly over the snow.
• A thin, cold rain was falling, swishing among the tall poplar trees and rustling in the fields on either side.
• One morning a flying-fish was bent on worrying me, swishing its flapping fins directly before my face, then darting upward, sending the spray cross-wise into my eyes.
• It increased to a loud, confusing, swishing whistle, as though hundreds of sabres were being whirled in circles overhead.
• The rain was swishing in the trees with a hiss that forbade delay.
• Were all of them to die as Chase had died? Suddenly there came to her ears the sound of something swishing through the air.
• The wind swept the thin, swishing raindrops across the gallery on both sides of her position.
• She heard again the swishing that their feet used to make in the leaves of Kensington Gardens.
• Choose me a nice, long, swishing, buddy one, light and well-poised in the handle, thick and bushy at the tail.
• He heard a swishing sound and then felt the clown push him along on the ground.
• Coming towards you a shell makes a cutting, swishing note, gradually getting higher and higher, louder and louder.
• I became aware of the rain outside, swishing down upon the canvas, and, looking up, I saw a glistening patch of moisture collect above my head.
• And as we went to bed we heard the rain swishing down upon the canvas roof.
• I began to lose sight of the lean, long-coated figure, and at length could no more hear his swishing stride through the heather.
• An instant later I heard once more the swishing of the water and the creaking of the oar.
• Its crashing report brought a sudden swishing from beneath the grass, and he hopped over closer and sent three more bullets into the threshing brown body.
• She hoisted herself up from the sofa and went swishing off across the room, striding beneath the trailing silk.
• In the escort ahead there were other sounds than the rumbling and sharp crash of the thunder, the swishing of rain wind driven.
• A rustling, swishing sound was heard, close by, in the next room.
• There was a momentary sound of crackling sticks and swishing branches, and then all was still.
• Suddenly, at five minutes to eleven, there was a burst of artillery fire, and over our heads with the usual swishing sound the gas-cylinders sped forth.
• All at once there came a great swishing overhead and then all was still, save for the howling of the wind and the roar of a deluge of rain which Winn now heard for the first time.
• Then a very low, curious, swishing noise, and a faint creak.
• She saw Billy just in the act of swishing his quirt down on the flanks of Barney so that the horse almost cleared the creek in one bound.
• There, slinking across an open space on the rise, its tail swishing its ears laid flat on its cruel, cat-like head, was a tawny, lithe creature.
• Up there on a bushy limb, clear of the heavier foliage, lay a sleek, but ugly looking cat, swishing its tail angrily.
• Again my ear caught a violent swishing of brush accompanied by a snapping of twigs.
• A faint ray twinkled on the water swishing against the house and stretching away into the dark woods.
• I was glad when one of the ladies defied the detective by abruptly swishing down her blind.
• There was a hum of insects, and the familiar, sad, ever-present swishing of the wind through the trees.
• If he had failings, who knew them better than he? How often he is at once the boy at the swishing block and Dr.
• So he plays with you as if you were a great mouse, creeping closer all the time, swishing his stub tail fiercely to lash himself up to the courage point of springing.
• I led the horse, though no one saw me, and the novice walked beside us, his gown swishing through the shiny dew and his fishing-rod across his shoulders, spear-wise.
• The fern fronds he had stood between came swishing together.
• Then the whisper grew to a louder swishing sound like the noise Mag had made as her body hurtled from side to side on falling down the shaft.

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