In this article, you’ll find an extensive list of words that start with “sw” to enrich your vocabulary.
- Swab – A material used for cleaning or medical purposes.
- Swaddle – To wrap a baby snugly in blankets.
- Swagger – To walk with an arrogant or confident stride.
- Swale – A low or hollow place, especially a marshy depression.
- Swallow – A bird or the act of moving food or drink down the throat.
- Swam – Past tense of swim.
- Swamp – An area of low- lying, uncultivated ground where water collects.
- Swanky – Stylishly luxurious and expensive.
- Swap – To exchange one thing for another.
- Swarm – A large or dense group of insects or people.
- Swat – To hit or crush something, usually an insect.
- Swathe – To wrap or bind in several layers.
- Sway – To move slowly or rhythmically back and forth.
- Swear – To make a solemn statement or vow.
- Sweat – Moisture exuded through the pores of the skin.
- Sweater – A garment worn on the upper body to keep warm.
- Sweep – To clean by brushing away dirt or litter.
- Sweet – Having a pleasant taste, as of sugar.
- Sweeten – To make or become sweet.
- Sweetheart – A person loved by another.
- Sweets – Confectionery or candy.
- Swell – To increase in size or volume.
- Swelling – An abnormal enlargement of a body part.
- Swept – Past tense of sweep.
- Swerve – To change direction suddenly.
- Swift – Moving very fast.
- Swim – To move through water by means of body movements.
- Swimmer – A person or animal that swims.
- Swindle – To deceive someone to take money or goods.
- Swing – To move back and forth or from side to side.
- Swirling – Moving in a twisting or spiraling pattern.
- Swish – To move with a hissing or rushing sound.
- Switch – A device for making and breaking the connection in an electric circuit.
- Swivel – To turn around a point or axis.
- Swine – A pig.
- Swindle – To cheat someone out of money or assets.
- Swish – To move with a sibilant sound.
- Swig – A large and hurried swallow or drink.
- Swindle – To con or cheat.
- Swank – Displaying wealth, knowledge, or achievements in a way that is intended to impress others.
- Swot – To study hard.
- Swoon – To faint or be overwhelmed by emotion.
- Swoop – To move rapidly downward through the air.
- Sworn – Past participle of swear.
- Swollen – Enlarged due to fluid or other causes.
- Swirled – Moved in a twisting or spiraling manner.
- Swayed – Moved back and forth or influenced in opinion.
- Swabbed – Cleaned or applied by means of a swab.
- Swaggered – Walked or behaved in a very confident manner.
- Swaddled – Wrapped tightly with cloth or blankets.
- Swamped – Overwhelmed with work or flooded with water.
- Sweeping – Extensive in range or effect.
- Sweetened – Made sweeter.
- Swell – Increase in volume.
- Sweeter – Having a more sweet taste.
- Sweated – Perspired.
- Swiftly – Moving or capable of moving with great speed.
- Sweetish – Somewhat sweet.
- Swelling – An abnormal protrusion or puffiness.
- Swatted – Hit sharply or violently.
- Swarming – Moving in a large, dense group.
- Swopped – Exchanged one thing for another.
- Swipecard – A card that is swiped through a machine to gain access or make a transaction.
- Swashy – Characterized by vigorous energy.
- Swelter – To suffer from oppressive heat.
- Sword – A weapon with a long metal blade.
- Swankily – In a stylishly luxurious manner.
- Swiffer – Brand of cleaning tools used for sweeping and mopping.
- Swedged – Shaped fine metal.
- Swooning – Falling into a faint or ecstasy.
- Swivet – A state of nervousness or agitation.
- Sweltering – Extremely hot and humid.
- Swidden – An area cleared for farming via slashing and burning.
- Swiller – A person who drinks greedily.
- Swindle – Fraudulent scheme or action.
- Swindle – To conduct oneself in a cunning, deceitful, or fraudulent manner.
- Swabby – Sailor.
- Swaggerer – One who swaggers or boasts.
- Swindle – To cheat someone.
- Swimmable – Suitable for swimming.
- Switcheroo – An unexpected or deceptive change.
- Swarming – Filled or crowded.
- Swashbuckler – A person engaging in daring and romantic adventures.
- Swimmable – Able to be swum in.
- Switchback – A zigzag road or trail.
- Swordplay – The art or practice of fighting with swords.
- Swopper – One who swaps.
- Swindleable – Open to being cheated.
- Swindler – A person who cheats others.
- Swaradaya – Vocal self- study in music.
- Swatting – Striking with a swat.
- Swankpot – A show- off.
- Swappping – Exchanging items.
- Swizzler – A mixed drink stirrer.
- Switchman – A person who operates railway switches.
- Swallower – Someone who swallows.
- Swabbing – Cleaning with a swab.
- Swooped – Moved quickly downwards.
- Sweatering – Making of sweaters.
- Swabber – A person who mops or swabs.