swoosh
সুউশ
definition
verb
swooshing down beautiful ski slopes
move with a swoosh.
noun
the swoosh of surf
the sound produced by a sudden rush of air or liquid.
example
The murmured 'swoosh' of cars rushing down nearby streets, the hum of planes overhead, the shouts resonating from the bar next door; the city's strange, eternal lullaby.
the 'swoosh' of surf
‘Um I don't know, she just got in her car and left’ Nathan said just as the basketball went into the net with a 'swoosh' .
He won't hear the door 'swoosh' and he doesn't really watch the monitors unless there's a problem.
Percy warned and I ducked just in time to see a spear 'swoosh' past my face.
With that, they caught the 'swoosh' of a sliding door and the clunk and clatter of someone stumbling about the dressing room - on the other side of the wall.
She could hear the 'swoosh' of his clothes as he walked.
Dance music from a nearby club mingles with the soft 'swoosh' of water flowing over one of the Vltava's many dams.
Wind sounds exactly as it should, and the 'swoosh' of the sail as it catches air and takes the boat for a ride rings just about perfect.
And then, with a 'swoosh' of her white lab coat, Mrs. Graham was gone.
the 'swoosh' of surf
We were creeping forever through darkness with nothing but each other's black figures and the 'swoosh' of our cloaks to tell that we were still together.
white running shoes with the Nike 'swoosh'
Rex ducked just in time to hear the 'swoosh' above him.
I hear a 'swoosh' of water and see the light reflecting off the surface.
We heard a 'swoosh' and saw three swans flying past in a V. We stopped to watch.
I heard a pillow 'swoosh' through the air and hit a head.
The 'swoosh' , like the doors they had had in the apartment, was calming.
No one said anything for a moment, then, so quietly it could barely be heard above the gentle 'swoosh' of the rags, the girl to her right whispered to her, her eyes glancing over quickly.
With a 'swoosh' from his cape and his long silver ponytail, he turned away and began to walk toward his quarters.
I ducked just in time for her hand to 'swoosh' over my head.
Abruptly he turned with a 'swoosh' of his cape, then flounced away, leaving Morgan staring after him.
When trains 'swoosh' by, they temporarily drown out the birds and force gardeners to either stop talking or yell to be heard above the din.
Alex paused for a moment and pointed out the various sections, then led the way around the balcony to a door on the opposite side that slid open immediately with a commanding 'swoosh' .
He heard the 'swoosh' of her sword leaving its scabbard, then a loud clap.
Suddenly there was a loud 'swoosh' from overhead them.
He heard the whistling stop and felt a quick 'swoosh' of air.
I flip over in my bed so I'm now facing the ceiling, the material of my dress 'swooshing' together as I do so.
‘Or not,’ Rob laughed, after the ball had 'swooshed' through the net.
The door 'swooshed' shut behind them, but they left the lights on.
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