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swipesnounpl. of swipe a hard strike with a part of the body or an instrumentone swipe of a grizzly's paw can do a person in bangs, bashes, bats, beats, belts, biffs, blows, bops, boxes, buffets, busts, chops, claps, clips, clouts, cracks, cuffs, dabs, douses(British), fillips, hacks, haymakers, hits, hooks, knocks, larrups(dialect), lashes, licks, pelts, picks, plumps, pokes, pounds, punches, raps, slams, slaps, slugs, smacks, smashes, socks, spanks, stingers, stripes, strokes, swats, switches, thuds, thumps, thwacks, wallops, welts, whacks, whams, whops(also whaps) counterblows(or counter-blows), counterpunches, counters, counterstrokes(or counter-strokes)body blows, hands, kicks, knees, lefts, one-twos, rabbit punches, right-handers, rights, roundhouses, shivers, sidewinders, sucker punches, swings, uppercutscrunchers, kayos, knockdowns, knockouts, KOsbastinadoes(or bastinades), batterings, beatings, drubbings, lickings, pastings, thrashingswallopings, whippings, whips swipesverbpresent tense third-person singular of swipeto come into usually forceful contact with somethinga blindfolded partygoer swiping at the piñata with a stick spent most of the camping trip swiping mosquitos bangs, bashes, bumps, collides, crashes, hits, impacts, impinges, knocks, rams, slams, smashes, strikes, thuds bounces, caroms, clunks, glances, rebounds, ricochets, skims, skipscontacts, lands, touchesbrushes, grazes, kisses, nudges, scrapes, shaves, sweepsbulldozes, jostles, muscles, presses, pushes misses, skirts to deliver a blow to (someone or something) usually in a strong vigorous mannerthat car just swiped the fender of our car bangs, bashes, bats, belts, biffs, bludgeons, bobs, bonks, bops, boxes, busts, claps, clips, clobbers, clocks, clouts, cracks, hammers, hits, knocks, nails, pastes, pounds, punches, raps, slams, slaps, slogs, slugs, smacks, smites, socks, strikes, swats, tags, thumps, thwacks, wallops, whacks, whales, zaps batters, beats, buffets, bungs, chops, cuffs, drubs, laces, lambastes(or lambasts), licks, mangles, mauls, pelts, peppers, pommels, pummels, roughsscuffsbunts, flicks, strokes, tapsbumps, butts, jabs, jostles, kicks, knees, pokes, prods, pushes, shoves, stampsbowls (down or over), creams, decks, dumps(slang), fells, floors, knocks down, levelsrabbit-punches, sucker punchescanes, clubs, cudgels, flails, flogs, lashes, saps, slashes, sledgehammers, sledges, spears, stabs, switches, thrashes, whipsbeans, brains, conks, skulls hangs one on to take (something) without right and with an intent to keepsomebody swiped the stop sign that used to be on the corner left his phone at the library and it got swiped appropriates, boosts(slang), filches, heists, hooks, lifts, misappropriates, nicks(British slang), nips, pilfers, pinches, pockets, purloins, rips off, snitches, steals, thieves burglarizes, knocks over, robsloots, pillages, plunders, sackscarjacks, hijacks(also highjacks)picks, riflespoaches, rustles, shopliftscollars, grabs, grasps, nails, seizes, snatches, takesmooches, spongesabducts, kidnaps, shanghais, spirits makes away with, makes off with, runs off with, walks off with buys, purchasesbestows, contributes, donates, gives, hands over, presents in 1794 |