swing
a sudden and extreme change in a person's mood
the action of hitting a ball in the sport of golf
describes a significant change in opinion, mood, etc.
describes a significant change in opinion, mood, etc.
describes a significant change in opinion, mood, etc.
describes a significant change in opinion, mood, etc.
describes an abrupt change in opinion, mood, etc.
describes a significant change in opinion, mood, etc.
a very powerful swinging movement
describes an abrupt or unpredictable change in opinion, mood, etc.
describes a significant change in opinion, mood, etc.
a powerful and uncontrolled swinging movement
a swing made without hitting the ball, as a rehearsal
a change in voting patterns in an election
describes a minor change in opinion, mood, etc.
a type of bench-like seat, suspended by chains or ropes from the ceiling of a porch
a change in voting patterns across the whole country
describes a specific percentage change, typically in voting
a swing made from a whole tire, usually hung from a tree branch
the movement of swinging something back
the movement of swinging something forward
a very powerful swinging movement
to open quickly and freely on hinges
to close quickly and freely on hinges
refers to being on a swinging seat
to perform a swinging movement, often to hit something
to use a swing (seat) for recreation
to rehearse a swinging movement
to use a swing (seat) for recreation
to perform a swinging movement
to require a certain change in votes to achieve a result
to use a swing (seat) for recreation
to constitute a change in opinion, votes, etc.
to experience a negative change, often in mood or political support
to experience a negative change, often in mood or political support
to alter the way a swinging movement is performed
to perform a swinging movement
to allow something to move freely
to move repeatedly from one position to another and back again
to move repeatedly from one side to the other
to move back and forth slowly
to turn quickly to face another direction
to return to a previous position or state
to turn quickly to face another direction
to move back and forth slowly and softly
to change direction or position abruptly
to move back and forth in an uncontrolled way
to change direction or position quickly and significantly
to move back and forth with great force
to move repeatedly from one position to another and back again
to move forward in a swinging motion
to move back and forth without restriction
to move upwards in a swinging motion
to move downwards in a swinging motion
to change from one state or opinion to another abruptly
to move away from something by swinging
to change from one state or opinion to another very quickly
to move in a curve away from a point
to change from one state or opinion to another in an extreme and unpredictable way
to move in an arc from one side of something to the other
to change opinion or support significantly towards one side
a US state where the two major political parties have similar levels of support among voters
a voter who may not be affiliated with a particular political party
a vote that is seen as potentially going to any of a number of candidates in an election
a door that opens in both directions and is closed by a spring
a bridge that can be turned to one side to allow ships to pass
used with 'to' to indicate the range of a change
a movement towards something with the intention to hit it
indicates the thing that is moving, e.g., 'swing of the pendulum'
a change towards someone or something
a change towards someone or something
a change away from supporting someone or something
a change moving away from an idea or subject
a change within a particular area or group
a change towards supporting someone or something