swing from

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swing from something

to hang or dangle from something. The child was swinging from an exercise baron her swing set. Ted was swinging from the edge of the cliff, waiting to be rescued.

See also: swing

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swindle out of
swing
swing around
swing at
swing both ways
swing by
swing for
swing from
swing into
swing into high gear
swing the balance
swing the lead
swing to
swing with
swinging

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