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swap someone or something for (someone or something else)
to trade someone or something for someone or something else. I will swap my shortstop for your second baseman. There are times when I would gladly swap you for a new careven an old car!

swap someone or something with someone

to exchange a person or thing for someone else's person or thing. The representatives of the two countries swapped spies with each other. Can I swap jackets with you?

swap notes (on someone or something)

to share information on someone or something. The two girls sat around swapping notes on guys they knew. The mechanics were swapping notes on rude customers they had dealt with in the last month.
See also: note

swap with someone

to exchange someone or something with someone. I like yours better. I'll swap with you. If you don't want the sandwich you have, I will swap with you.


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Walking into someone else's home might feel peculiar at first, but experienced swappers say you quickly get to feel at home.
Families can bring a bag of clothes, toys or books their children no longer use and leave with a bag of items donated by other swappers at the Linskill Centre, in North Shields, on June 14.
uk where gardeners can go online and swap plants and seeds for free with other greenfingered folk - although when I checked, many prospective swappers were looking for a plant called "Surprise me".
 
 
 
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