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sweepy

[swee-pee]

adjective

sweepier, sweepiest 
  1. sweeping.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of sweepy1

First recorded in 1690–1700; sweep 1 + -y 1
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Example Sentences

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Sweepy and Fletcher have now met Harold, who has "taken to them", according to his owner Dot Smith.

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A child of the ’90s, he was a pixelated creature of computer graphics, with sweepy eye-covering bangs and a raspy voice that tried a bit too hard to sound sexy.

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“Then the breaking ball gets sweepy, the fastball is inconsistent.”

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Then there are the lawsuits from people like Mr. Sweepy.

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The operator of a website called Sweepstakes Today, Mr. Sweepy — a nickname used by Craig McDaniel — says Google used its power over online advertising to bleed his website dry.

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