swan
3 ENTRIES FOUND:
plural
swans
also
swan
plural
swans
also
swan
Britannica Dictionary definition of SWAN
[count]
:
a large usually white bird that lives on or near water and that has a very long and graceful neck
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swan
/ˈswɑːn/
verb
swans;
swanned;
swanning
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swan
/ˈswɑːn/
verb
swans;
swanned;
swanning
Britannica Dictionary definition of SWAN
always followed by an adverb or preposition
[no object]
chiefly British, informal + disapproving
:
to go to or move about a place in a very relaxed and aimless way for your own pleasure
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She's always swanning off to some exotic locale.
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He's been swanning around foreign countries for the last six months.
