swoop
swoop /swo_op/ Verb(esp. of a bird) Move rapidly downward through the air: “the aircraft swooped in to land”. NounA swooping or snatching …
swoosh
swoosh /swo_oSH/ NounThe sound produced by a sudden rush of air or liquid: “the swoosh of surf”. VerbMove with such a sound: …
swooshed
swooshed past participle, past tense of swoosh VerbMove with such a sound: “swooshing down beautiful ski slopes”.
squall
to cry out loudly
squashed
squashed past participle, past tense of squash (Verb) VerbCrush or squeeze (something) with force so that it becomes flat, soft, or out …
squawk
squawk /skw™k/ Verb(of a bird) Make a loud, harsh noise: “the geese flew upriver, squawking”. NounA loud, harsh or discordant noise made …
squeak
squeak /skw_k/ NounA short, high-pitched sound or cry: “the door opened with a slight squeak”. VerbMake a high-pitched sound or cry: “he …
squeal
squeal /skw_l/ NounA long, high-pitched cry or noise: “we heard a splash and a squeal”. VerbMake such a cry or noise: “the …
squealed
squealed past participle, past tense of squeal (Verb) VerbMake such a cry or noise: “the girls squealed with delight”.
squealing
squealing present participle of squeal (Verb) VerbMake such a cry or noise: “the girls squealed with delight”.