Swirl
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 444
swgrl, n. A whirling motion; an eddy, water, wind, or snow; a whirl; gyration. gradual Swi , swis, n. sing. & pi. A native or inhabitant of — Switzerland; the people of Switzerland, —a. Of, or dashpert, to, Switzerland. fash- Switch, of false swich, hair, n. A small, „ flexible twig or rod; a cue aris substance or of some (~||ln To be perish (jute, etc.) made to resemble hair. (Railroads.) A movable a rule part of 2 opby posite rails, for transfer- „., 0...; from one a car track to another. Safety (.Elee.) Switch, A mechanical nimring device for shifting an electric current to another A small circuit; a shunt. — v. t. [switched (swicht), switch swaling.] To strike with a small twig or rod; to beat, lash. (Railroads Elec.) To shunt, transfer by Amer. a switch. — Switcb/man, n.; pi. -men. One who tends a switch on a railroad.
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