Swing

[Dave Paprocki]

(v.) To have open, promiscuity with a select group of partners, who swing eachothers wives and girlfriends back and forth to other people.

[Tanya Shivari]

Possibly the greatest music form of all time. Originated in the early 1920s, originated from early jazz types and strong African-American influence. Strong comeback of Swing occured in 1998 with bands like the Cherry Poppin Daddies and The Straycats.

[Vania]

To fight and/or punch another individual.
To go arms in.
To lay brehs the fuck out.

[Agnes]

a term used in magic the gathering when a player declares his attackers

[Merna]

A class in the java API used for creation of GUI programs.

[Sommer]

In jazz music, the ability to improvise with soul, creativity, and individuality, while still remaining organically connected to the sound being put out by the band as a whole.
The ability to swing is what distinguishes a good jazz player from a bad one. Lack of soul (Kenny G) or showboating (Jaco Pastorius toward the end of his career) are antithetical to swing.
Normally used in the context of acoustic jazz, but equally applicable to fusion, jazz-funk, etc. Not be confused with swing as a genre. (While a good Swing musician must know how to swing, one can swing in just about any genre involving improvised music).

[Hina Muqadas]

Swing, the act of Hooking up with a member of the opposite sex.

[Luis Fok]

To dance to any kind of upbeat music. Not used when talking about any slow dance, or street dancing. Normally pop music, retro tunes, or the Eurovision kind.

[Kit]

To behave in a fun, self-confident, and charismatic manner typically associated with just the right balance of Cuban bravado. This can be perceived in a dance like quality to the walk similar to an upbeat Salsa.

[Sonia]

Move or cause to move back and forth or from side to side while suspended or on an axis.

[Sonia]

Swing in Skiing. A high-speed turn made with the skis parallel.

[Agnes]

to move easily and without interruption backwards and forwards or from one side to the other, especially from a fixed point, or to cause something or someone to do this: