swath¹ /swöth or swoth/ or swathe /swādh/

1. A band of mown ground or of grass or corn cut by the scythe or mowing machine, or ready for these
2. A broad band
3. The sweep of a scythe or mowing-machine

To cut and leave (grain) lying in swathes to ripen on the ground

swathy /swöthˈi or swādhˈi/ adjective

cut a swath(e) through

1. To destroy and kill many of
2. To devastate

swath² /swoth/ (Shakespeare)

• truth-telling
• truth value
• truth values
• truthy
• try
• try a fall
• try and
• try back
• try conclusions
• trye
• tryer
• try for
• Trygon
• try house
• try houses
• trying
• tryingly
• trying plane
• trying planes
• tryings
• try it on
• try-line
• try-lines
• try on
• try-on