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swivelling

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swiv·el  (swvl)
n.
1. A link, pivot, or other fastening so designed that it permits the free turning of attached parts.
2. A pivoted support that allows an attached object, such as a chair or gun, to turn in a horizontal plane.
3. A gun that turns on a pivot.
v. swiv·eled or swiv·elled, swiv·el·ing or swiv·el·ling, swiv·els
v.tr.
1. To turn or rotate on or as if on a swivel.
2. To secure, fit, or support with a swivel.
v.intr.
To turn on or as if on a swivel.

[Middle English swyvel.]
Translations
swivelling
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