swack
1 of 2noun
ˈswak
plural -s
chiefly Scottish
: a hard blow : whack
swack
2 of 2adjective
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chiefly Scottish
: lithe, nimble
Word History
Etymology
Noun
Middle English (Scots) swak, of imitative origin
Adjective
Low German swak supple, pliant, weak, from Middle Low German; akin to Middle Dutch swac pliant, Middle Low German swacken to rock, reel
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