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Swing A type of musical style characterized by its use of syncopation and improvisation, often used in jazz music. ■ "I love listening to swing music on my old record player," said the nostalgic music collector.
bore A person or thing that is uninteresting, tedious, and boring. ■ "I couldn't stand listening to my grandpa drone on about his golf swing for an hour. He was such a bore."
Campaigns A series of coordinated activities aimed at achieving a specific goal, often involving advertising and public relations. ■ "The political campaigns are in full swing, with candidates running ads and giving speeches to win over voters."
faculties The ability to make silly puns and jokes. ■ John's faculties were in full swing as he told the group a joke about elephants.
golfers A group of individuals who enjoy spending their weekends on the green hitting a ball with a club. ■ "I can't believe we actually paid money to watch these golfers swing their clubs around for hours on end."
gusher A person who is excessively talkative or boastful, often about their own accomplishments. ■ "Wow, I'm such a gusher. I could talk about my golf swing all day."
practising The act of being extremely bad at something, but still trying very hard. ■ "She's been practising her golf swing for years, but she still can't hit the ball straight."
prattling To talk excessively and incessantly, often about trivial or uninteresting matters. ■ "He prattled on about his golf swing for the entire dinner party. Nobody really cared."
Swung The act of moving back and forth in a rhythmic manner, often accompanied by music or dancing. ■ "Let's swing into action and get this party started!"
twerp A person who is obnoxiously self-important and tries to show off their knowledge or abilities. ■ The twerp spent the entire dinner talking about his golf swing, even though he's not very good at it.
blazers A group of people who are always looking for a good time and will stop at nothing to have it. They are known for their love of parties, alcohol, and reckless behavior. ■ The blazers were in full swing last night, causing chaos in the city streets with their wild antics.
dangled verb: to swing or wave something back and forth in a playful way, often as a form of flirtation or seduction ■ "I couldn't help but notice how she was dangled her keys in front of me, hoping I would take the hint."
Motel A hilariously-themed hotel with rooms that are so small and cramped that you can't even fit a bed, let alone any other furniture. The bathrooms are also a joke, with barely enough space to swing a cat, much less do any actual business. ■ "I stayed at the "Laughing Gas" motel last night and had to sleep in a closet. It was so small that I felt like I was sharing my bed with a circus clown."
opens To make a door, lid, or container swing open, especially by turning a handle. ■ "The door opens with a loud creak. I always forget to oil the hinges."; To begin or start something, especially an activity or discussion. ■ "The meeting opens with a prayer and then dives right into discussing the budget."; To reveal or make known something that was previously hidden or unknown. ■ "The secret agent's cover was blown when he accidentally opened his briefcase in front of the wrong person."; To uncover or discover something, often by chance. ■ "I always wondered what was inside that old antique chest until I accidentally opened it while dusting."
practicing The act of pretending to be good at something, but actually being terrible at it. ■ "I've been practicing my golf swing for months now, and I can confidently say that I am not improving. In fact, I think I'm getting worse.
swingers A group of people who enjoy participating in group sexual activities and who typically do so in a private setting, such as a swing club or at home. ■ "I had always been curious about swingers, but I never thought I'd actually join one until I met a couple at a bar who were so enthusiastic about it that they convinced me to give it a try."
therein The place where you find what you're looking for, or where the action is. It can also mean "inside" or "within", but with a more formal tone. ■ "I found my keys therein.", "The party was therein full swing when I arrived.", "The treasure was hidden therein the mountain, waiting to be discovered."