swop

[ swop ]

/ swɒp /

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verb (used with or without object), swopped, swop·ping, noun Chiefly British.

swap.

Nearby words

swonk, swonken, swoon, swoop, swoosh, swop, sword, sword bayonet, sword bean, sword belt, sword cane

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Examples from the Web for swop

He supposed they would pick up the others at Montpellier Square, and swop hansoms there?
The Forsyte Saga, Complete|John Galsworthy
If I could only tike them an' you too, swop me bob, I should be 'appy.'
Liza of Lambeth|W. Somerset Maugham
I'd swop the lot for one respectable emu; it would be a good deal more appropriate for a Duke like me.
My Lord Duke|E. W. Hornung
The swop iz a good one; but dont swop for enny man who iz respektabel jist bekause his father iz.
The Complete Works of Josh Billings|Henry W. Shaw

All guests therefore were notified to bring anything they wanted to swop or sell to the rooms of the three friends that night.
Molly Brown's Junior Days|Nell Speed

British Dictionary definitions for swop

swop

/ (swɒp) /

noun, verb swops, swopping or swopped

a variant spelling of swap

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swop

verb (used with or without object), swopped, swop·ping, noun Chiefly British.

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British Dictionary definitions for swop

swop

noun, verb swops, swopping or swopped