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sweepy

[ swee-pee ]
/ ˈswi pi /
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adjective, sweep·i·er, sweep·i·est.

sweeping.

Nearby words

  1. sweepingly,
  2. sweepings,
  3. sweeps,
  4. sweepstake,
  5. sweepstakes,
  6. sweer,
  7. sweet,
  8. sweet adeline,
  9. sweet almond,
  10. sweet almond oil

Origin of sweepy

First recorded in 1690–1700; sweep1 + -y1
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Examples from the Web for sweepy

  • But at last I got it done, and Rowley stood up with rather a red face from tacking the sweepy, lacey thing that had come undone.

    The Girls and I|Mary Louisa Stewart Molesworth

  • Nothing could be discovered upon it, but a labyrinth of wavy and sweepy lines.

    David Elginbrod|George MacDonald