Definition for Swash:

• To dash or splash about, as water.

Synonyms for Swash:

• n.

  •swash (noun)
  • boast,
  • bluster,
  • splash,
  • blow,
  • shoot a line,
  • tout,
  • vaunt,
  • gasconade,
  • gas,
  • brag,
  • splosh.

• v.

  •splash (verb)
  • splatter,
  • plash.
  •strut (verb)
  • swagger.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • burble.
  •
  • gurgle,
  • flounce.
  •
  • spray.
  •
  • dash.
  •
  • lap.
  •
  • wash.
  •bubble
  • gush.
  •drink down
  • swig.
  •Other relevant words:
  • dampen,
  • flood,
  • water,
  • dilute,
  • regurgitate,
  • fritter,
  • dabble,
  • float,
  • ruffle,
  • sport,
  • macerate,
  • crush,
  • dehydration,
  • crow,
  • fresh,
  • burn out,
  • impulsion,
  • Miles Gloriosus,
  • undercurrent,
  • moisten,
  • douse,
  • injure,
  • squirt,
  • soak,
  • humidify,
  • consume,
  • spurt,
  • fellate,
  • jet,
  • hector,
  • Spirtle,
  • drench,
  • ooze,
  • drift,
  • browbeat,
  • murmur,
  • immerse,
  • horrific,
  • bed,
  • egress,
  • flow out,
  • grandstand,
  • horrid,
  • cry,
  • vapor,
  • froth,
  • percolate,
  • plunge,
  • bully,
  • vaporisation,
  • lay eggs,
  • Corrivation,
  • watercourse,
  • fluff,
  • sweep,
  • bollix,
  • dew,
  • Spurtle,
  • flume,
  • swashbuckler,
  • deluge,
  • prance,
  • gulch,
  • syringe,
  • eddy,
  • spread,
  • Crows,
  • bollocks,
  • overflow,
  • well,
  • roll,
  • exorbitant,
  • sparge,
  • resound,
  • Affuse,
  • strew,
  • drip,
  • cock,
  • vortex,
  • douche,
  • fumble,
  • stalk,
  • waterway,
  • be adrift,
  • freshet,
  • mess-up,
  • guggle,
  • strut,
  • extortionate,
  • flub,
  • hideous,
  • depart,
  • spate,
  • arroyo,
  • usurious,
  • mince,
  • irrigation ditch,
  • streambed,
  • indulge,
  • confluence,
  • mishandle,
  • irrigate,
  • Strutting,
  • foul-up,
  • inject,
  • Strutter,
  • culvert,
  • feature,
  • conscienceless,
  • spout,
  • runnel,
  • screw up,
  • bungle,
  • bore,
  • run,
  • hose,
  • steep,
  • flush,
  • vaporization,
  • wade,
  • stream,
  • headlong,
  • waterworks,
  • nullah,
  • parade,
  • sheer,
  • Uprush,
  • spoil,
  • regurgitation,
  • shove off,
  • canal,
  • impulsiveness,
  • wadi,
  • donga,
  • distill,
  • tailrace,
  • ripple,
  • sop,
  • muck up,
  • botch,
  • intimidate,
  • duck,
  • peacockery,
  • shower,
  • drop,
  • outrageous,
  • high,
  • Gurge,
  • body of water,
  • throw,
  • desiccation,
  • dribble,
  • headrace,
  • spillway,
  • botch up,
  • bespatter,
  • race,
  • reflux,
  • asperge,
  • Humect,
  • eagre,
  • aqueduct,
  • swashbuckling,
  • trill,
  • evaporation,
  • hose down,
  • swaggerer,
  • babble,
  • deface,
  • spume,
  • splurge,
  • sponge,
  • squelch,
  • lave,
  • broadcast,
  • bumble,
  • bollix up,
  • Swasher,
  • flow,
  • wet,
  • Indraught,
  • damp,
  • slop,
  • bobble,
  • submerge,
  • swashbuckle,
  • abandon,
  • gargle,
  • Immerge,
  • pickle,
  • paddle,
  • dissipate,
  • meander,
  • wallow,
  • water gap,
  • purl,
  • spindrift,
  • swish,
  • merge,
  • lapping,
  • bathe,
  • stride,
  • impair,
  • squish,
  • squander,
  • throw away,
  • water carrier,
  • issue,
  • go down on,
  • forsake,
  • spit,
  • leave,
  • trickle,
  • dip,
  • besprinkle,
  • actuation,
  • pitter-patter,
  • tidal bore,
  • bedew,
  • blow hard,
  • torrent,
  • slush,
  • inundate,
  • slosh,
  • shove along,
  • souse,
  • gully,
  • slosh around,
  • slobber,
  • get wet,
  • wet down,
  • ball up,
  • swanker,
  • RAPIDS,
  • foam,
  • drown,
  • swaggering,
  • spring tide,
  • bounce,
  • creek bed,
  • riverway,
  • unreasonable,
  • Humectate,
  • water gate,
  • precipitous,
  • steam,
  • unconscionable,
  • washing,
  • muff,
  • spill,
  • flaunt,
  • vapour,
  • sluice,
  • full tide,
  • excessive,
  • slush around,
  • sputter,
  • constellation,
  • louse up,
  • pour,
  • high tide,
  • whirlpool.

Antonyms for Swash:

• v.

  • splash
    collect, dehydrate, help, dry, hide, gather.
  • strut
    conceal.

Hyponym for Swash:

• n.

  • event
    wave, moving ridge.

• v.

  • motion
    go, move, travel, locomote.