What does swiving mean?
Swiving means present participle and gerund of swive.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
present participle and gerund of swive.
“And swiving. I'm good at swiving.” He stopped so short that she almost fell backward. “Whoa,” she said. “Raise a flag before you change course like that, sailor.” In a falsely gentle tone, he asked, “Who taught you about swiving?” “Those women. […]
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Swiving means present participle and gerund of swive.
The closest synonym depends on the sentence and intended sense.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
“And swiving. I'm good at swiving.” He stopped so short that she almost fell backward. “Whoa,” she said. “Raise a flag before you change course like that, sailor.” In a falsely gentle tone, he asked, “Who taught you about swiving?” “Those women. […]
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