fwsh
fwsh interjection: representing a quick motion.
Interjection
- Representing a quick motion.
- OH, DID I WAKE YOU UP? […] [opening curtains] FWSH2006, Gosho Aoyama [pseudonym; Yoshimasa Aoyama], translated by Naoko Amemiya, “File 5: The Falling Corpse”, in Case Closed, volume 13, San Francisco, Calif.: VIZ Media, →ISBN, page 80
- LOOK, SISTERS, THE GODS HAVE SENT US A GIFT! / WHAT IS IT? / WHAT IS IT? / WE SHOULD TAKE A CLOSER LOOK, YES? / [torches] FWSH / AAAAA!2021 December 14, Joëlle Jones, “[Homecoming, Part Six]”, in Wonder Girl, [volume 3], number 6, Burbank, Calif.: DC Comics, →OCLC
Questions about fwsh
- What does fwsh mean?
- Fwsh means representing a quick motion.
- What part of speech is fwsh?
- Fwsh is an interjection.
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