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Skirt movement
Answer for the clue "Skirt movement ", 5 letters:
swish
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Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Swish \Swish\, v. i. To dash; to swash.
Usage examples of swish.
Smoothly groomed, her sable hair imperiously pinned since her demeaning affray by the wall, Lirenda advanced in a swish of damp silk.
Of a sudden, without warning and with only the swish of its flight through the air to announce it, an arrow passed through the neck of the Beduin who walked beside Ibn Jad.
Another blizzard was roaring, screaming, and swishing around the 145 house.
The blizzard winds did not stop roaring and shrieking, the swishing snow did not stop swishing, the noise and the dark and the cold would never end.
Men cleaned their rifles, burnished their buttons and closed them to the neck, stubbed out their cigarettes and trembled a little while Castelani rampaged through the camp at Chaldi, dealing out duties, ferreting out the malingerers and stiffening spines with the swishing cane in his right hand.
Venable Mear moved over to the girl, stood with his back turned so that his lips could not be read, and said something into her ear in a voice so low they did not catch even the swishing of the whisper.
The wolf paused, turned its heavy forehead toward the dogs awkwardly, like a man suffering from the quinsy, and, still slightly swaying from side to side, gave a couple of leaps and with a swish of its tail disappeared into the skirt of the wood.
Swish, Swish, Swish: Susie lashed his bottom with her suspender belt, scoring the cheeks with sharp, reddening stripes.
Swish, swipe: the thin cane swept down across his naked cheeks, slicing them with cruel accuracy and leaving the yoked sufferer with two reddening stripes.
He drew the sword left-handed, swished it expertly, twirled it, and resheathed it.
The door swung back and Sacheverell, now no longer in orange beret and pants, but a robe of bronze embroidered green, waved Phil in with an arm that swished emerald silk.
From nowhere Pakie Scally appeared and stood behind them swishing off midges.
The swishing of the water as it spouted from the scuppers was a deal louder than the clang of the chain-pumps.
Emmie lis-tened to the swish of tarlatan skirts that announced the arrival of her friend Dolly Quill.
Having this here is some kind of swish thing like those tinselled cards showing women as so ugly and there seems no protection against all the ugliness that is in the world, no protection for that girl asleep or for him.