swish , auch: whish

Smart, modern hotel that opened in 2005, and still very swish.

"It was a student supper, but done in a much more swish way," Hoggard said.

De Antonio explained that Warhol was "too swish and that upsets them."

The owners have redecorated all the rooms, and installed swish bathrooms with hydromassage showers.

A major attraction, though it is not billed as such is the Empire hotel - very swish - you just have to go and take a look!

There's a wide choice of shops to choose from, ranging from swish duty-free stores to chic boutiques, rustic gift shops and the city's famous Straw Market.

Later, as we huddled against the wind behind the Stafford Hotel, he mourned the loss of ancient stables there, which, he assumed, were being turned into 'very swish' accommodations.

The door to the war room opened with a low swish.

With a swish, a door opened in a building behind me.

From outside I could hear the soft swish of water.

It was the sound like the light swish of a wind.

He did not feel the swish of air that came from the opening door.

With a swish, he turned away and vanished from view.

The cloth simply came out from under with a swish.

A swish came from the outside darkness, almost by the house wall.

A soft swish of sound, a light touch on her body.

Soon we heard the swish of foliage and saw a group move in.

There was no longer any swish of skirts to be heard.

By that time, there was a swish in the darkness.

Then, with a swish of her long full skirt, she stood up.

Then the door closed with a swish of black robe.

The swish of water on the Cadillac had a cool sound.

"It's so real you can almost hear the swish of the waves!"

She left moving fast, with a swish of her skirt.

Then came the sound of a slight swish in the rain.

Say you have an easy swish from chemistry, but it's not your best subject.

A swish of air rolled at me before I realized what he was trying to do.

Suddenly Richard heard the vault door open with a swish.

But under continued pressure it gave at last with a faint swish of air.

Then, with a sudden swish of its tail, it turned and was gone.

On my diplomatic passport, I went through with a swish.

Each swish is a reminder of what could have been had management not let Grant get away.

He walked through the door, which swished open for him.

He swished from view and closed the door behind him.

He tried his first shot, a 3-pointer from the top of the key, and it swished.

Then swish your mouth with the warm water, and go back down again.

She began to swish her feet, heading for the window.

He swished the first one and the crowd of 19,528 at the went wild.

He gestured to the security men, the door swished open, and they left.

My favorite chair, what was left of it, came swishing through the air.

The club swished and a man slumped to the ground.

I can swish my tongue around it while it's in there.

The doors swished shut as he came into the room.

I heard the rush of feet swishing through the grass.

Suddenly he's swishing around at a party being thrown for him by the guys.

He just sat on the bottom and swished his tail.

Through from the reception room swished a shape in black.

He swished his crop through the air and went further into the apartment.

I swished a little more of his Scotch around in my mouth.

She took a drink of water, swished it between her teeth.

I laid down on my stomach as George swished back into the room.

He's very angry with himself, swishing his bat a couple of times on the way off.

It swished back into closed position behind him, and Pike was alone.

The coach swished to a halt on the mountain road.

Grass swished as dark figures passed by, only feet away.

He paused as the doors to the hospital swished open.

With that, she swished her way back down the long room toward Bender.