swash

He felt the swash of the fragrant water upon his body.

The faint swash from the water never could have given them the trail in time.

The result is a powerful swash which moves material up the beach.

"I think there's more buckle than swash in the team these days.

The motor was turned off; only the swash of lapping water could be heard.

Various and unique methods have been used for field measurements in the swash zone.

They are formed by swash action and more common on gravel beaches than sand.

His breathing became tense, heavy, louder than the river's swash.

She waited, listening to the regular swash of the waves creeping in.

The bow plunged down, just missing me and sending a swash of water clear over my head.

With a cheery swash of color on the backdrop.

The swash zone is highly dynamic, accessible and susceptible to human activities.

Rosie Swash started at the Guardian as a writer for music.

Care to try buckling on a swash for real?"

The first Swash ball washers are becoming available this month for about $30 each.

In December 2009 Swash was unveiled and made available exclusively online.

Joe Swash gives kids control of planning their family holiday - whether their parents like it or not!

Instead, a whirling, followed by an echoing swash, told that the speedboat was away.

The pilot maneuvers the helicopter by adjusting a swash plate mechanism.

The little Talaxian gets his chance to buckle yet another swash.

Nagler developed the first practical use of a swash plate.

Movement of the swash plate controls pump output from zero to maximum.

Join Joe Swash to play the crazy driving game but watch out for those chickens!

By adjusting the swash plate in the motor, the stroke of its pistons are changed.

Spilling breakers produce a longer and stronger swash (Kirk, 1967).