Swipe
41swipe — see SWEEP …
42swipe — swaɪp n. blow, sweeping stroke; nasty remark (Informal) v. hit with a sweeping stroke; steal, pilfer (Slang) …
43swipe — wipes …
44swipe — to steal The SOED gives the origin as American but an old English dialect use meant to take possession of: When awd man deed, Bob swipet all bit o brass he had. {EDD, mid 19th century) …
45swipe — n. Sweep, swape, well sweep …
46swipe — [[t]swaɪp[/t]] n. v. swiped, swip•ing 1) a strong, sweeping blow, as with a golf club 2) a sideswipe 3) inf Informal. a critical or cutting remark 4) spo a person who rubs down horses in a stable; groom 5) to strike with a sweeping blow 6) cmp to …
47swipe (to) — Run a credit card through a scanner; steal …
48swipe — 1. n. blow or strike by somebody or something 2. v. steal something (usually small) 3. v. take something …
49swipe — v. Steal …
50swipe — see SWEEP …