swing-swang
swing-swang noun: a complete oscillation.
Noun
swing-swang (plural swing-swangs)
- A complete oscillation.
- Thus, in the present case, the air in one second of time makes 512 swing-swangs or vibrations both ways, that is, 1024 simple swings each way, that is, simple vibrations, as the French call them, in one second.1877, Alexander John Ellis, On the Basis of Music
Adjective
swing-swang (comparative more swing-swang, superlative most swing-swang)
Forms of swing-swang
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | swing-swangs |
| Adjective | |
| comparative | more swing-swang |
| superlative | most swing-swang |
Questions about swing-swang
- What does swing-swang mean?
- Swing-swang means a complete oscillation.
- What part of speech is swing-swang?
- Swing-swang can be a noun or an adjective.
- What is the plural of swing-swang?
- The plural of swing-swang is swing-swangs.
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