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swings A large, swaying device with a bar for sitting or standing that is suspended from a chain or rope, typically used in a playground. ■ The children were swinging higher and higher on the playground swings, but they couldn't quite reach the clouds.
hormonal A person or thing that is overly sensitive to the effects of hormones, leading to irrational behavior and mood swings. ■ "I'm so hormonal today, I can't even keep a straight thought!
playgrounds A place for children to run around and play on various equipment, such as swings and slides. ■ "The kids were so excited to go to the playgrounds today!"
turbulent A person who is quick to anger or become upset. ■ "Wow, he's so turbulent, I can barely handle his mood swings."
uncontrollable Something that cannot be controlled or directed by anyone, especially something that is difficult to control due to its nature. ■ The uncontrollable mood swings of the weather made it impossible for us to plan our outdoor activities.
estrogen A hormone that is produced by the ovaries and is responsible for the development and maintenance of female secondary sexual characteristics, as well as the regulation of menstruation and childbirth. ■ "I'm on estrogen therapy to help with my hot flashes and mood swings. But let's be real, I'm just using it as an excuse to wear even more pink."
menopausal A state of mind where one feels like they are going through a midlife crisis, but with the added bonus of hot flashes and mood swings. ■ "I'm so menopausal right now. I can't decide if I want to dance or cry.
sabers A group of highly skilled and unpredictable sword fighters who are known for their quick reflexes, agility, and unconventional tactics. ■ "The sabers were known to strike fear into the hearts of their enemies with their lightning-fast swings and cunning maneuvers."