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Meanings of swash in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "splash"
Examples for "splash"
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Read: Springboks: Five young stars who could make a splash in November
2
Just what do you think that means? Another splash of icy water.
3
Yvonne felt the anchor drop; a moment later, she heard a splash.
4
A good set, but it's a bit early to make a splash.
5
The method has made a splash on social media this month, too.
1
And shape is one of the things we consider in spatter-pattern analysis.
2
Neill leaped back in a spatter of bullets that rained round him.
3
Three loud reports and then the touf-touf, spatter-dash-spatter-dash of a motor bicycle.
4
Several showed blood spatter, including above the bed in the main bedroom.
5
Blaine anticipated them with a spatter of bullets from their own weapon.
1
Risk having him splatter her heart all over the ground once more?
2
Gullberg saw a red flower-shaped splatter on the wall behind the bed.
3
The wheels of the American jeep turn and splatter us with mud.
4
He wondered what it would feel-like to splatter all over the floor.
5
As if that bloodstain splatter I had been dreading was already here.
1
The plash of a light oar was heard;- aboattouched the vessel.
2
The constant plash of falling fruit showed that birds were feeding overhead.
3
That putty-white countenance had a crimson plash on it ere it vanished.
4
The plash and murmur of the waves around the island were soothingly audible.
5
The gentle plash of the waterfall at his right hand accentuated the stillness.
1
Look out now, Davy, what you're doing with us!-Yes ,that'ssplosh, Mary.
2
I know men who are raising the splosh any way they can to get in.
3
The suicidal Belorussian makes too much splosh this time, so no big score for him.
4
Our bread, the boots wherein we splosh
5
Another splosh followed, and Carl
A typographical flourish found on some letterforms, particularly in italics.
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Usage of swash in anglès
1
Not a sound could he hear, save the swash of the waves.
2
Here, in these secluded nooks, I found security from the steamer's swash.
3
I s'pose Ingolby has paid this old skeesicks for talking this swash.
4
He felt the swash of the fragrant water upon his body.
5
I was as a man who swash-buckles- arecklessmariner of the olden time.
6
I can hear the swash of water just the same, Dick.
7
It was otherwise with the roistering swash-bucklers who came back in that glorious autumn.
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It must be fun to swash the water round and dig out the soap.
9
A swash of ice-water filled the bottom of the skiff.
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There was a swash of foam, and she was gone.
11
As cup ties go it was more buckling than swash.
12
Hollywood has certainly played a starring role in giving impressionable teenagers some swash-buckling role models.
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Do not let it be supposed that I had become a swash-buckler of a soldier.
14
Stern heard her breath, gasping and quick, above the roar and swash of the mad waters.
15
He is a brute, a swash-buckler, a drunkard.
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Oh, a sorter swash-bucklin' Spanish don-thekind whut likes ter dress up, an' play the dandy.
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