swap or swop /swop/

1. To barter
2. To give in exchange
3. To exchange
4. To strike (as a bargain)
5. To strike, hit (obsolete)
6. To slam, plump, slap down (dialect)
7. To reap (corn, etc) close to the ground (dialect)

1. To barter
2. To exchange one for another, carry out a mutual exchange
3. To smite (obsolete)
4. To flop (rare)

1. An exchange
2. Something which is exchanged or offered in exchange
3. An exchange (of a sum of money) at different rates (finance)
4. A blow, stroke (obsolete)

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swappˈer or swoppˈer noun

1. A person who swaps
2. A very big thing, a whopper (old slang)

swappˈing or swoppˈing noun and adjective

swap file noun (computing)

An area of the hard disk of a computer into which any information not immediately required may be moved, thus maximizing the available memory

swap line noun (economics)

A lending arrangement between central banks

swap meet noun

A gathering at which collectors, dealers, etc trade or barter

swap option noun (finance)

A right to exchange a sum of money at different rates on or before a certain date

swapˈ-shop noun

A shop, meeting, etc where goods are exchanged for other goods or services rather than for money

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