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Often used in the same context:
dunking,
clacking,
stroking,
scooting,
uncurling,
swooshed,
clanking,
twirling,
pattering,
gliding,
squirting,
swatting,
whirling,
clomp,
clanging,
flicking,
flapping,
mussing,
whapping,
whooshing,
darting,
bopping,
powdering,
clopping,
slippered,
zipping,
rainbowed,
dribbling,
swooping,
wafting,
bobbing,
tinkled,
flinging,
heaves,
thwacking,
scudding,
splashing,
pirouetting,
lofting,
snuffled,
skitters,
rustling,
tonguing,
arcing,
leaping,
gurgling,
rubbing,
lolling,
dapples,
cackling,
whizzing,
rimming,
arching,
bounding,
thump,
chugging,
staccatos,
leathering,
taloned,
chinning,
wiggling,
slurping,
prancing,
swaying,
downcourt,
chirrup,
exhaling,
fizzing,
chucking,
slicking,
giggling,
cocking,
slaloming,
streaked,
whistling,
akimbo,
scrunching,
whinnies,
fluttering,
moistens,
plaiting,
larked,
dripping,
scampering,
banging,
waggled,
cawed,
twines,
flouncing,
balling,
splatted,
plucking,
gargling,
slithering,
wriggling,
shimmy,
thudding,
loping,
tomahawking,
unlaced,
riffling,
nailing,
knocking,
thumping,
creaking,
rapping,
rocking,
swish,
beating,
bubbling,
drumming,
ringing,
splash,
tapping,
throbbing,
clapping,
clatter,
clicking,
crackling
Appears in the definition of:
birr,
purr,
whir,
whirr,
whiz,
whizz
Synonyms:
noisy,
swishy
Also try:
— Adjectives for swishing:
soft,
great,
faint,
gentle,
rhythmic,
endless,
swish,
loud,
steady,
much,
sudden,
more...
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