swoon /swoon/, also (archaic and poetic) sound /sownd/, swoun /swown/ or swound /swownd/

1. A fainting fit
2. A sleep (Spenser)

1. To faint
2. To be languorous, give a feeling of fainting (poetic)
3. To subside (poetic)

swooned adjective

In a swoon

swoonˈing noun and adjective

swoonˈingly adverb

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• ransom
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