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Often used in the same context:
swanky,
posh,
swank,
sumptuous,
modish,
ritzy,
glitzy,
fancy,
elegant,
splosh,
poncey,
pukka,
overdecorated,
snazzy,
plush,
swanning,
stilettoed,
bijou,
tiddly,
furbelows,
chic,
silky,
olde worlde,
chichi,
splendiferous,
waft,
heave,
glittering,
poncy,
pomaded,
stylish,
glitterati,
opulent,
kicky,
slippered,
grotty,
slosh,
splodge,
upmarket,
tony,
de luxe,
swoosh,
strutter,
languidly,
flounced,
dainty,
glamorous,
ponce,
trendy,
gambol,
manky,
gladrags,
ripply,
snootiest,
silken,
titfer,
champers,
sashay,
prance,
flashy,
lippie,
dinky,
palatial,
slattern,
natty,
tinkle,
glide,
swanlike,
classy,
rimmed,
larked,
encrusts,
beau monde,
gleaming,
funky,
fabulous,
sparkling,
luxe,
bandy legs,
capuccino,
clop,
glistening,
upswept,
luxurious,
boulevardier,
flossy,
sleek,
gaspingly,
fashionable,
clomp,
regally,
tootle,
tipsily,
clapperboard,
gorgeous,
gaslit,
rainbowed,
chintz,
gurgle,
sibilant,
scrubbing brush,
toodle,
rustle,
hiss,
rattle,
thud,
whir,
whirr,
rustling,
thump,
clatter,
clicking,
crackling,
creak,
rumble,
whoosh,
hum,
tinkling,
clink,
creaking,
crappy,
fanciest,
crummy,
shabby,
airconditioned,
expensive,
ing,
nice,
seedy,
out,
stuffy
More general:
go,
move,
sound
Synonyms:
classy,
fashionable,
lap,
posh,
stylish,
swosh
Also try:
— Adjectives for swish:
soft,
faint,
gentle,
steady,
sudden,
rhythmic,
quick,
occasional,
slight,
sharp,
loud,
more...
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