swing
/swɪŋ/Definitions
1. verb
to move or cause to move back and forth, often in a wide arc, especially by means of a chain or rope.
“The children swung on the swings at the playground.”
2. noun
a device consisting of a seat suspended from a frame, supported by chains or ropes, for people to sit in and move up and down or sideways.
“She pushed her daughter on the swing in the backyard.”
3. noun
a sudden and unpredictable movement or change.
“The stock market’s swings had a significant impact on the economy.”
4. noun
a style of dance, characterized by a swinging or swaying movement of the body.
“The jazz band’s swing dance was a hit at the club.”
5. noun
a type of golf shot, in which the ball is hit with a long, curved swing of the club.
“The golfer’s swing was perfect, and he hit the ball into the hole.”
6. verb
to move or cause to move, especially in a swinging or swaying motion.
“The wind swung the tree branches back and forth.”