swee or swey /swē/ (Scot)

1. A sway, swerve or lurch
2. A children's swing
3. The horizontal iron bar which could be swung over an old fireplace, on which cooking vessels were hung

1. To sway
2. To swing

• with
• with a
• with a bad grace
• with a bump
• with a difference
• with a good grace
• withal
• with all one's heart
• with an eye to
• with an ill grace
• with a siserary
• with a thought
• with a vengeance
• with a view to
• with a will
• with a witness
• with bad grace
• with bated breath
• with brass knobs on
• with calf
• with child
• with closed doors
• with compliments
• with dispatch
• withdraw