Part 850 (1/2)

2 Liile, S

_Ferguson_

Dan _swang_, lean, re; Germ _schwank-en_, motitare

~Swanky~, _s_ An active or clever young fellow, S

_Douglas_

~Swanky~, _adj_

1 Perh ery

_Dunbar_

2 Applied to one who is tall, but lank, Fife

_To_ SWAP, _v a_ To exchange, S

Isl _skipt-a_, mutare

_To_ SWAP, _v a_

1 To draw

_Barbour_

2 To throith violence

_Barbour_

3 To strike

_Wallace_

Isl _swip-a_, vibrare; _sweip-a_, percutere

~Swap~, _s_ A sudden stroke

_Sir Gawan_

SWAP, SWAUP, _s_ The cast or lineaments of the countenance, S

Isl _swip-ur_, io apparens; _swipad-r_, vultu similis

_Sax and Gael_