Swing and Weigh

Swing

Swing verb - To change one's course or direction.

Weigh and swing are semantically related in suspend topic. In some cases you can use "Weigh" instead a verb "Swing".

Nearby Words: swinging, swinger, swingle

Weigh

Weigh verb - To be of importance.

Swing and weigh are semantically related in suspend topic. Sometimes you can use "Swing" instead a verb "Weigh".

Common collocations

girl swing girl weigh girl
body swing body weigh body
times swing times weigh times
upwards swing upwards weigh upwards

Both words in one sentence

  • BFG It must weigh a ton, but she still manages to swing it around in combat like it's nothing.
    Source: BFG
  • Video Game / The Fall Last Days Of Gaia They do a ton of damage, but also weigh a lot in your inventory and take a long time to swing.
  • Literature / The 13th Warrior aka: The13th Warrior Rule of Cool: Ahmad cannot swing his standard-issue Viking sword (based on the false idea that Western swords were more heavy and unwieldy than Eastern swords; such a Western sword would actually weigh 2-2.5lbs at most) so he grinds it into a pseudo-scimitar.
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