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past tense of swing, to move or cause to move back and forth, often in a wide arc, or to turn or cause to turn suddenly. Related: swayed, oscillated, wavered, recoiled.
POSED/pəʊzd/ · verb
To present or display something in a particular way, often in a way that is artificial or contrived. To pretend or feign a particular emotion or attitude. Related: presented, displayed, pretended, feigned.
PLOWS/plɔʊz/ · verb, noun
To cut or break through the surface of the earth with a plow. A farm vehicle used for breaking and turning over soil. Related: cultivates, tills, breaks, turns.
HOSTS/hɒsts/ · noun
A person who receives or entertains guests, or a computer program that manages network connections. In computing, a host is a device or server that provides services to other devices or servers. Related: guests, entertainers, hosts, servers.
SYLPH/sɜːlf/ · noun
A mythological creature, typically depicted as a being of air or wind, or a whimsical or airy person. In chemistry, a sylph is a hypothetical air spirit or a type of air spirit. Related: sprite, fairy, nymph, air spirit.
SKIER/skɪər/ · noun
A person who skis, typically for recreation or sport. A person who uses skis as a means of transportation. Related: sledder, snowboarder, glider, surfer.
OXYGEN/ˈɒksɪdʒən/ · noun
A colourless, odourless, tasteless gas that is essential for respiration and is a major component of the Earth's atmosphere. Related: air, gas, ozone, nitrogen.
VECTORS/ˈvɛktərz/ · noun
Mathematics: a quantity having both magnitude and direction, expressed by a set of numbers or by a symbol, used to describe forces, velocities, etc. In physics, a vector is a quantity with both magnitude and direction. Related: quantity, magnitude, direction, force.
MIXTURE/ˈmɪkʃər/ · noun, verb
A mixture is a physical blend of two or more substances, often resulting in a new substance with different properties. Related: blend, compound, solution, emulsion.
MATTER/mætər/ · noun, verb
A thing of importance or interest; a subject of discussion or debate. To have a significant or substantial quality. Related: issue, subject, question, concern.
QUANTUM/kwɒntəm/ · noun
A quantum is a discrete amount of energy or matter, or a minimum amount of something that must be present for a particular phenomenon to occur. In physics, it is a fundamental unit of energy or matter that cannot be divided into smaller parts. Related: amount, quantity, magnitude, degree.
GASES/ˈɡeɪziːz/ · noun
Substances that have no fixed shape or volume, expanding freely to occupy any space available to them. Related: vapors, fumes, atmosphere, air.
FERMI/ˈfɜːrmi/ · noun
A unit of length equal to one femtometre (10⁻¹⁵ metre), used chiefly in nuclear physics to express the sizes of atomic nuclei. It is named after the Italian physicist Enrico Fermi. Related: femtometre, femtometer.
ATOMS/ˈætəmz/ · noun
Atoms is the plural of "atom": the smallest constituent unit of ordinary matter that retains the chemical properties of an element, consisting of a nucleus of protons and neutrons surrounded by electrons. Related: particles, units, molecules, corpuscles.