swinging
11swinging — swịn|ging <indekl. Adj.> [engl. swinging]: schwungvoll, aufregend (meist in Verbindung mit Städtenamen). * * * Swịn|ging, das; s [engl. swinging = das Hin und her Schwingen] (Jargon verhüll.): Gruppensex …
12Swinging — Swịn|ging, das; s [engl. swinging = das Hin und her Schwingen] (Jargon verhüll.): Gruppensex. * * * Swịn|ging, das; s [engl. swinging = das Hin und her Schwingen] (Jargon verhüll.): Gruppensex …
13swinging — swin|ging <aus gleichbed. engl. swinging> schwungvoll, aufregend (meist in Verbindung mit Städtenamen: Swinging London) …
14swinging — adjective informal exciting, fun, and enjoyable: a swinging party see also: the swinging sixties swing 1 (8) …
15swinging — mod. great. □ We had a swinging time at John’s rally. □ The concert was swinging nothing like it, ever …
16swinging — 1. noun An activity where couples engage in sexual activity with different partners 2. adjective Fine, good, successful. The party was swinging …
17swinging — adj. Swinging is used with these nouns: ↑door, ↑motion …
18swinging — swing|ing [ˈswıŋıŋ] adj old fashioned informal exciting and enjoyable ▪ a swinging social life …
19Swinging — Swin|ging das; [s] <aus engl. swinging »das Hin und her Schwingen«> (Jargon) a) Partnerwechsel; b) svw. ↑Gruppensex …
20swinging — swing|ing [ swıŋıŋ ] adjective INFORMAL OLD FASHIONED exciting and fashionable. This word was used mainly in the 1960s: the swinging Sixties (=the 1960s) …