swashn.
英 swɒʃ | 美 swɔʃ
中文n. 虚张声势；泼水声；吓唬\nvi. 飞溅；恐吓\nvt. 冲洗；泼\nn. (Swash)人名；(英)斯沃什
虚张声势；泼水声；吓唬
vi. 飞溅；恐吓
vt. 冲洗；泼
n. (Swash)人名；(英)斯沃什
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swash (n.)1530s, "the fall of a heavy body or blow," probably imitative. It also meant "pig-wash, filth, wet refuse" (1520s) and may have been imitative of the sound of water dashing against solid objects. The meaning "a body of splashing water" is first found 1670s; that of "a dashing or splashing" is from 1847. Swash-letters (1883) are italic capitals with flourished projections.swash (v.)1580s, "spill or splash (water) about," 1530s, possibly from wash (v.) with an intensifying s-, or imitative of the sound of water dashing against solid objects. Related: Swashed; swashing.
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