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aswirl

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a·swirl  (-swûrl)
adj.
Moving with a swirling or whirling motion: couples aswirl on the dance floor.


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The judge did allow the government to withhold limited amounts of information -- leaving Americans to wonder if this is the 21st-century version of the Watergate-tape segments Richard Nixon or his secretary managed to erase when that White House was aswirl in criminal allegations.
After members of the Slade rock group, he was one of the town's most celebrated residents There is also the tendency to romanticise the tramp, feeling that his brain is aswirl with poems and profound thoughts.
What an avalanche of thoughts flooded in on that child at this moment, what an ocean of emotion aswirl in this graceful Jewish girl
 
 
 
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