| BACKSWINGS | • backswings n. Plural of backswing. • backswings v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of backswing. • BACKSWING n. the first stage in a swing of a club, racket, etc. in which it is swung back and away from the ball. |
| BAGSWINGER | • BAGSWINGER n. (Australian slang) a streetwalker. |
| BEESWINGED | • beeswinged adj. Of wine: having the filmy, translucent crust called beeswing. • beeswinged adj. (By extension) Covered with a filmy layer. • BEESWINGED adj. of wine, so old as to show beeswing, a crust. |
| DOWNSWINGS | • downswings n. Plural of downswing. • DOWNSWING n. a decline, a downturn. |
| INSWINGERS | • inswingers n. Plural of inswinger. • in-swingers n. Plural of in-swinger. • INSWINGER n. in cricket, a ball bowled so as to swerve to leg. |
| OUTSWINGER | • outswinger n. (Cricket) a ball that exhibits outswing. • outswinger n. (Cricket) a bowler that uses outswing. • out-swinger n. (Soccer) A ball that curves away from the goal. |
| OVERSWINGS | • overswings v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overswing. • overswings n. Plural of overswing. • OVERSWING v. to swing excessively, as in golf. |
| SWINGBEATS | • SWINGBEAT n. a type of dance music. |
| SWINGBOATS | • swingboats n. Plural of swingboat. • SWINGBOAT n. a boat-shaped swinging carriage for fairs etc. |
| SWINGINGER | • swinginger adj. Comparative form of swinging: more swinging. • SWINGING adj. lively and hip. |
| SWINGINGLY | • swingingly adv. With a swinging motion. • swingingly adv. (Informal) Very well or with great success; splendidly. • SWINGING adv. lively and hip. |
| SWINGLINGS | • swinglings n. Plural of swingling. • SWINGLING n. the act of swingling, beating flax to separate the fibres. |
| SWINGTREES | • swingtrees n. Plural of swingtree. • SWINGTREE n. the crosspiece of a carriage to which harnesses are attached, also SINGLETREE, SWINGLETREE, WHIFFLETREE, WHIPPLETREE. |
| UPSWINGING | • upswinging v. Present participle of upswing. • UPSWING v. to swing upward. |