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Swang

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imp.1.imp. of Swing.
n.1.A swamp.
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High above his head, the slender mast, with its Marconi attachment, swang and dived, reached out for the stars, and fell away with a shudder.
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The branches on which I was suspended over the yawning chasm swang to and fro in the air, and I expected them every moment to snap in twain.
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