swinges
verb (used with object), swinged, swinge·ing. British Dialect.
to thrash; punish.
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verb (used with object), swinged, swinge·ing.
to singe.
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| —vb , swinges, swingeing, swinging, swinged | |
| archaic (tr) to beat, flog, or punish | |
| [Old English swengan; related to Old Frisian swenga to drench, Gothic afswaggwjan to cause to sway; see | |
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