swannishadj.
/ˈswɒnɪʃ/ rare.
Swan-like.
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swannisha1586
swan-like1592
a1586 Sir P. Sidney Arcadia (1590) i. sig. N8 Long since alas, my deadly Swannish musique Hath made it selfe a crier of the morning.
1591 W. R. Murther John Ld. Bourgh sig. B A swannish tune becomes my morning song.
1630 M. Drayton Muses Elizium i. 7 My swannish Breast brancht all with blew.
1631 J. Mabbe tr. F. de Rojas Spanish Bawd xviii. 187 This hoarse swannish voyce of mine.
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adj.a1586- rehashing
- rehator
- rehaul
- rehave
- rehaving
- rehayte
- rehear
- reheard
- rehearing
- rehearings
- rehears
- rehearsal
- rehearsal band
- rehearsal break
- rehearsal clothing
- rehearsal complex
- rehearsal dinner
- rehearsal hall
- rehearsal party
- rehearsal period
- rehearsal pianist
- rehearsal room
- rehearsal schedule
- rehearsal script
- rehearsal sermon