Swinge

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 106
swinj, v.t. to beat, chastise: to forge, weld together: to wave to and fro.— n. a lash, a lashing movement.— n. Swinge′-buck′ler ( Shak. ), one who pretends to feats of arms, a blusterer.— adj. Swinge′ing , great, huge.— adv. Swinge′ingly .— n. Swinger (swinj′ėr), any person or thing great or astonishing, a bold lie, a whopper. [A.S. swengan , to shake, a causal form of swing an , to swing.]
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