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[ UK /swˈuːʃ/ ]
[ US /ˈswuʃ/ ]
NOUN
  1. the noise produced by the sudden rush of a fluid (a gas or liquid)
VERB
  1. move with or cause to move with a whistling or hissing sound
    The bubbles swoshed around in the glass
    The curtain swooshed open

How To Use swoosh In A Sentence

  • All she could hear was the barely audible swoosh of water going in and out the windows.
  • Suddenly there was a loud swoosh from overhead them.
  • 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.
  • We pause on Park Avenue, cabs swooshing past, slick, chill streets, slippery sidewalks, a grey evening, a nondescript night.
  • The swoosh, like the doors they had had in the apartment, was calming.
  • Confusingly, logos and some design signatures - such as the three stripes on Adidas track suits or the Nike swoosh - are protected from copying under trademark statutes.
  • Nike broadcasts a message that equates its famous swoosh with freedom, revolution and personal exuberance.
  • Dance music from a nearby club mingles with the soft swoosh of water flowing over one of the Vltava's many dams.
  • There was the sound of a step, the faint swoosh of a sliding door. THE GREENSTONE GRAIL: THE SANGREAL TRILOGY ONE
  • But these things obviously run deep and, looking again at that compellingly sensible squad of players, dusting off the freshly crayoned swooshes and exclamation marks, it has all started to look oddly familiar. Five-pint all-day bloatathon will never be England's cup of tea | Barney Ronay
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