to move or cause to move rhythmically to and fro, as a free-hanging object; sway

to move, walk, etc, with a relaxed and swaying motion

to pivot or cause to pivot, as on a hinge

to move or cause to move in a curve

to move or cause to move by suspending or being suspended

to hang or be hung so as to be able to turn freely

to be hanged

to alter or cause to alter habits, a course, etc

to influence or manipulate successfully

to raise or hoist, esp in a sweeping motion

to hit out or strike (at), esp with a sweeping motion

to wave (a weapon, etc) in a sweeping motion; flourish

to arrange or play (music) with the rhythmically flexible and compulsive quality associated with jazz

(of popular music, esp jazz, or of the musicians who play it) to have this quality

to be lively and modern

to swap sexual partners in a group, esp habitually

to bowl (a ball) with swing or (of a ball) to move with a swing

to turn (a ship or aircraft) in order to test compass error

the act or manner of swinging or the distance covered while swinging

a sweeping stroke or blow

a wide punch from the side similar to but longer than a hook

the lateral movement of a bowled ball through the air

any free-swaying motion

any curving movement; sweep

something that swings or is swung, esp a suspended seat on which a person may sit and swing back and forth

a steady distinct rhythm or cadence in prose or verse

the normal round or pace

free scope; freedom of activity

a circular tour

a tour of a particular area or region

(in the North) a train of freight sleighs or canoes