Move with or cause to move with a whistling or hissing sound.
The noise produced by the sudden rush of a fluid (a gas or liquid)
1Public benefit and commercial calculation are thus reconciled in one big swoosh.
2When you first entered the room, you got a 'swoosh' of energy.
3Balmy weather and swoosh logos - it can only be the Masters.
4Battle of the Corbyn T-shirts Nike swoosh v the winning Run DMC.
5A hole in the rear floor let winter swoosh along with us.
6She heard the soft swoosh of the blades rising out of the water.
7I could just make out the swoosh of the Nike label.
8There is just a swoosh of reeds swaying in the wind.
9Aria felt a swoosh of something- amixof intimacy and discomfort.
10Is it time for investors to swoosh in or slalom over to another stock?
11You hold down the shutter and swoosh the camera across the scene before you.
12Tanis felt the rush of a large body swoosh past him in the darkness.
13The ad ends with the image of a Nike swoosh.
14It is just a surprise there is no Nike swoosh.
15I let my tail swoosh loosely along the ground, but she turned her back.
16The All Star Modern HTM is the first shoe they've designed without a swoosh.