swishy

On a blond man with swishy pants it looked all wrong.

The swishy cane came down perfectly and hit the girl right in her crack.

Maybe because there was nothing swishy about him.

I can still hear stuff, but it sounds swishy like when you listen to one of them curly sea shells.

This third and perhaps final episode in the swishy, swashbuckling saga goes some way toward achieving that goal.

But there's nothing swishy about this Navy veteran, and when the lie detector is brought out his pulse holds steady.

But no one can miss the swishy stereotype of the Asian houseboy, Ito.

What you really need to get into is the hairdresser blow-dry: swishy, sleek armour against the world.

Mr. Crawford complained that a member of the group was "acting swishy" at a local straight seniors' center.

In the adjacent relaxation area, a steel fountain furnishes appropriately soothing swishy sounds.

He flapped his arms around onstage mocking Nicks's swishy style.

The waitresses wore swishy miniskirts with ruffles in contrasting primary colors.

She wore a tiny short white outfit and a ridiculous little hat perched atop a head of long, swishy, blue-black hair.

Gone was the swishy "I'm running to Le Cirque and then to my collagen injection" effect.

He's swishy and coy.

At each end are swishy V.I.P. rooms with leather banquettes.

Milo (1010 Park Street; 904-598-9800) has cool European shoes and soft, swishy dresses.

Like many of the latest production techniques, from color tinting to swishy pan shots, letter-boxing was not developed specifically for commercials.

A smart, veritably businesslike khaki suit was lightened with a swishy bright-green scarf.

The cane he mentioned was shorter than the one Mr. Payne usually used: but it was just as "swishy".

Not Arnold Schwartzenegger or Rambo, but not swishy either.

Much smarter and more popular are the wide oak stairs which Demax combines with a glass balustrade, giving a swishy, spacious feel to the room.

Jean tells Marc she doesn't even know what "that" is, that Justin is so "swishy."

"Listen, I don't want no swishy egghead coming in here and taking pictures of my-" "Do you have any.