Words and phrases that have a meaning related to swish:  (136 results)
Often used in the same context:
Also try:swanky, posh, swank, sumptuous, modish, ritzy, glitzy, fancy, elegant, splosh, poncey, pukka, overdecorated, snazzy, plush, swanning, stilettoed, bijou, tiddly, furbelows, chic, silky, olde worlde, chichi, splendiferous, waft, heave, glittering, poncy, pomaded, stylish, glitterati, opulent, kicky, slippered, grotty, slosh, splodge, upmarket, tony, de luxe, swoosh, strutter, languidly, flounced, dainty, glamorous, ponce, trendy, gambol, manky, gladrags, ripply, snootiest, silken, titfer, champers, sashay, prance, flashy, lippie, dinky, palatial, slattern, natty, tinkle, glide, swanlike, classy, rimmed, larked, encrusts, beau monde, gleaming, funky, fabulous, sparkling, luxe, bandy legs, capuccino, clop, glistening, upswept, luxurious, boulevardier, flossy, sleek, gaspingly, fashionable, clomp, regally, tootle, tipsily, clapperboard, gorgeous, gaslit, rainbowed, chintz, gurgle, sibilant, scrubbing brush, toodle, rustle, hiss, rattle, thud, whir, whirr, rustling, thump, clatter, clicking, crackling, creak, rumble, whoosh, hum, tinkling, clink, creaking, crappy, fanciest, crummy, shabby, airconditioned, expensive, ing, nice, seedy, out, stuffy
— Adjectives for swish: soft, faint, gentle, steady, sudden, rhythmic, quick, occasional, slight, sharp, loud, more...
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