swash
vi . 冲激,溅泼,虚张声势
vt . 晃动,冲洗
n . 泼水声,吓唬,虚张声势
冲激,溅泼,虚张声势晃动,冲洗泼水声,吓唬,虚张声势
swash n 1 :
the movement or sound of water ; "
the swash of waves on the beach "
v 1 :
make violent ,
noisy movements 2 :
dash a liquid upon or against ; "
The mother splashed the baby '
s face with water " [
synonym : {
spatter }, {
splatter }, {
plash },
{
splash }, {
splosh }, {
swash }]
3 :
show off [
synonym : {
boast }, {
tout }, {
swash }, {
shoot a line },
{
brag }, {
gas }, {
blow }, {
bluster }, {
vaunt }, {
gasconade }]
4 :
act in an arrogant ,
overly self -
assured ,
or conceited manner [
synonym : {
swagger }, {
bluster }, {
swash }]
Swash \
Swash \,
n . [
Cf . {
Swash },
v .
i ., {
Squash },
v .
t .] (
Arch .)
An oval figure ,
whose moldings are oblique to the axis of the work . --
Moxon .
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{
Swash plate } (
Mach .),
a revolving circular plate ,
set obliquely on its shaft ,
and acting as a cam to give a reciprocating motion to a rod in a direction parallel to the shaft .
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Swash \
Swash \,
a . [
Cf . {
Swash },
v .
i ., {
Squash },
v .
t .]
Soft ,
like fruit too ripe ;
swashy . [
Prov .
Eng .] --
Pegge .
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Swash \
Swash \,
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Swashed };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Swashing }.] [
Probably of imitative origin ;
cf .
Sw .
svasska to splash ,
and ,
for sense 3 ,
Sw .
svassa to bully ,
to rodomontade .]
1 .
To dash or flow noisily ,
as water ;
to splash ;
as ,
water swashing on a shallow place .
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2 .
To fall violently or noisily . [
Obs .] --
Holinshed .
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3 .
To bluster ;
to make a great noise ;
to vapor or brag .
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Swash \
Swash \,
n .
1 .
Impulse of water flowing with violence ;
a dashing or splashing of water .
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2 .
A narrow sound or channel of water lying within a sand bank ,
or between a sand bank and the shore ,
or a bar over which the sea washes .
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3 .
Liquid filth ;
wash ;
hog mash . [
Obs .]
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4 .
A blustering noise ;
a swaggering behavior . [
Obs .]
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5 .
A swaggering fellow ;
a swasher .
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112 Moby Thesaurus words for "
swash ":
aqueduct ,
arroyo ,
asperge ,
babble ,
bed ,
bedew ,
bespatter ,
besprinkle ,
bounce ,
brave show ,
bubble ,
burble ,
canal ,
creek bed ,
culvert ,
dabble ,
damp ,
dampen ,
dash ,
dew ,
donga ,
douche ,
douse ,
dry bed ,
flume ,
foam ,
froth ,
guggle ,
gulch ,
gully ,
gullyhole ,
gurgle ,
headrace ,
hose ,
hose down ,
humect ,
humectate ,
humidify ,
irrigate ,
irrigation ditch ,
lap ,
lapping ,
miles gloriosus ,
moisten ,
nullah ,
paddle ,
peacock ,
peacockery ,
peacockishness ,
plash ,
prance ,
purl ,
race ,
ripple ,
river bed ,
riverway ,
runnel ,
shower ,
slobber ,
slop ,
slosh ,
sluice ,
sparge ,
spatter ,
spillbox ,
spillway ,
spindrift ,
splash ,
splatter ,
splosh ,
splurge ,
sponge ,
spray ,
sprinkle ,
spume ,
spurtle ,
stalk ,
stream bed ,
streamway ,
strut ,
strutter ,
strutting ,
swagger ,
swaggerer ,
swaggering ,
swank ,
swanker ,
swash channel ,
swashbuckle ,
swashbuckler ,
swashbucklering ,
swashbucklery ,
swashbuckling ,
swasher ,
swish ,
syringe ,
tailrace ,
trill ,
wadi ,
wash ,
washing ,
water ,
water carrier ,
water channel ,
water furrow ,
water gap ,
water gate ,
watercourse ,
waterway ,
waterworks ,
wet ,
wet down
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