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Things swish often describes (“swish ________”)
pan, swash, sound, pans, flash, pattern, past, hotel, swallow, water, susurrer, walls, swoosh, restaurant, rattle, swishing, houses, click, thump, thud, technique, huts, tail, noise, bang, half, body, bar, overhead, swashing, club, chug, stays, whistles, buildings, apartment, yells, thunk, hotels, right, wrath, fart, car, wall, upwards, cup, solution, step, restaurants, pitter, band, room, sparkle, sounds, hum, party, rumble, all, ending, patter, leaps, office, home, roar, parties, splash, pad, rest, splutter, rustle, ride, clothes, back, hut, wake, bend, suburb, building, cadillac, clatter, alps
How swish often is described (“________ swish”)
soft, faint, gentle, steady, sudden, rhythmic, quick, occasional, slight, sharp, loud, silken, long, quiet, light, heavy, rhythmical, angry, low, constant, slow, regular, final, distant, dry, familiar, swift, cold, wet, audible, drawn, muffled, faintest, smooth, like, mighty, ominous, vicious, dull, pleasant, silky, ceaseless, unmistakable, shrill, cool, mere, continuous, monotonous, curious, metallic, tempestuous, rapid, intermittent, violent, crisp, lazy, perfect, willowy, threatening, soothing, sibilant, peculiar, deadly, silent, musical, elegant, hasty, playful, graceful, terrific, deft, impatient, front, sickly, everlasting, clean, liquid, upward, extra, immense, agreeable, sad, circular, furious, grumble
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